Sentence examples for target labour from inspiring English sources

His desire to target Labour in the north has been in gestation for at least a decade.

They have identified eight key marginal university towns which have a big student vote that hasn't been exercised before and, more importantly, ones that are target Labour seats.

Alan Leaman said the success of the anti-war stance had convinced some in the party it should target Labour seats at the general election.

Abroad is not a major party interest except as a source of low wage migrants, a threat to living standards of Ukip's new target: Labour voters.

One senior Labour source claims that the way the coalition has enacted the reduction in constituencies amounts to a "cynical" attempt to target Labour.

Cameron's not-so-secret weapon in the run-up to the May 2015 general election has been to target the "malevolent" influence of the Unite union in order to target Labour.

"The next phase of Ukip's development will be in the north and Midlands – from Birmingham to Hadrian's Wall – targeting Labour voters and no-voters.

Conservatives are targeting Labour, which has a close relationship with the Co-op, claiming that senior party figures must have known of Flowers's chequered past.

The sex workers' rights lobby that has targeted Labour with its propaganda on the benefits of decriminalisation minimises and denies harm.

However, Banks – who now wants to set up a political movement targeting Labour voters – was previously a "substantial" shareholder in the firm's parent company.

In northern England, May had targeted Labour's traditional working-class base with promises of restrictions on immigration and a "hard" break from the European Union.