Sentence examples for younger labour from inspiring English sources

Two younger Labour politicians who might have aspired to higher office have also hung up their jerseys.

What we saw this time was a disproportionate over-claim of turnout, particularly by younger Labour supporters".

Achieved notoriety when he was one of a clutch of younger Labour MPs calling for Tony Blair to set a date for his resignation in September 2006.

The considerably younger Labour party, founded in 1900, was much quicker to adopt the system, with Ramsay MacDonald becoming the first leader elected by MPs in 1922.

Skidmore says that "you see a lot of grey hair on building sites", as workers are getting older and closer to retirement, and not being replaced by a younger labour force.

The Old Etonian Hugh Dalton, a leading figure in the Labour movement and a senior cabinet minister throughout the 1940s, was in love with Rupert Brooke as a Cambridge undergraduate, and later became intimate with several younger Labour politicians whose careers he helped, notably the bisexual Hugh Gaitskell and Tony Crosland.

A young labour force has new aspirations.

A young Labour M.P. recently told me, "I think we could have played it better.

Stephen Twigg, the young Labour candidate we all remember defeating Michael Portillo eight years ago, has lost in Enfield Southgate.

The current Barrow MP is John Woodcock, a well-connected young Labour figure and defence hawk.

Even deep in the interior, the days of an abundant and apparently endless supply of cheap, young labour are over.