Sentence examples for was on labour from inspiring English sources

Sad to say, as one of his former economic advisers – I was on Labour's economic advisory committee – I have no idea either.

He was on Labour's front bench for 28 years, but the larger-than-life aspect of his personality disqualified him from occupying any such position.

He said: "It was on Labour's watch that British manufacturing was abandoned and left to shrink to half its size.

Second, although the focus of this paper was on labour market disadvantage, we found that educational qualification and functional limitations may be additional intermediate factors on the causal chain linking childhood circumstances and quality of life at older ages.

You certainly shouldn't be on Labour's national executive".

Psephology of course is on Labour's side.

Many more workers were on labour contracts with wage adjustments linked directly to inflation.

The mayor has always been on Labour's practical rather than its doctrinaire left.

Brown won't be leading the charge, either: his focus will be on Labour's argument for re-election.

"The decision has been taken to order submarines," says Mr Wolfgang, who is on Labour's ruling National Executive Committee as well as being vice-president for life of CND.

Six months ago, most bets were on Labour winning with a sharply reduced majority of about 100, a loss of roughly 80 seats.