Sentence examples for whereas labour from inspiring English sources

The Tories wanted a higher cap, whereas Labour was uneasy about the restriction on unions.

Singing is "the ancient gifted breath/ drawn in creation" whereas "labour is making songs/ from the wood and the wheat".

Whereas Labour party members were encouraged to pay the money back as quickly as possible, he says, he received no advice from the Tory party.

Whereas Labour, in Blair's early days, enlisted it into the Cool Britannia project, the Tories see it as a bit of a statist embarrassment.

Whereas Labour periodically breaks into warring dogmatic factions, Conservatives are generally united by a broad set of common principles including a sceptical attitude to grand political schemes.

This is partly because they pile up big majorities on high turnouts in safe seats, whereas Labour wins its safe seats on lower turnouts.

Further analyses showed that sex-trafficked women also reported a higher prevalence of gynecological problems (16.5% vs. 0%) and weight loss (28.9% vs. 13.0%) than labour-trafficked women, whereas labour-trafficked women reported a higher prevalence of vision problems (21.7% vs. 10.3%) (data not shown).

Corbyn has wholeheartedly supported council housing for years, whereas other Labour leaders have virtually ignored it.

But whereas New Labour symbolised a fundamental shift in the character of social democracy, the Tory move is far more opportunistic.

Whereas New Labour was panicky and frenetic, launching endless criminal-justice reforms, the coalition has mostly just tried to save money.

Boris Johnson has called them "politically motivated" and voiced disdain for the strikes, whereas some Labour MPs have supported the strikes on Twitter.