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(181) Packford was an active member of his local Labour Party, sympathetic to the idea of the paper, and liked Keith.

(182) The very supporters of the Labour party provide bad services to the ordinary people.

(183) But he's not allowed into the Labour Party because he's not a union member.

(184) Despite the foundation of the small national Independent Labour Party in 1893, Labour did not appear to present an irresistible threat.

(185) The pressures to affiliate to the Labour Party were obvious.

(186) I am confident that those results will pass a crystal clear judgment that people are afraid of the Labour party in London.

(187) Throughout his long life, he retained his affiliation to the Labour Party.

(188) The Labour party advocates that in addition to its well-known policies of intervention, control and regulation.

(189) The Labour Party has pledged that, if elected, it will introduce credit controls as an alternative to high interest rates.

(190) The Labour Party supported the idea of greater parental involvement.

(191) In Britain, their insignificance was overcome by the long agitation for affiliation to the Labour Party.

(192) Whether this kind of Labour Party is capable of winning a general election is open to doubt.

(193) The Labour party did badly in May 1997 and can do better.

(194) Some middle-class voters have supported the Labour Party and about one-third of working-class voters have traditionally cast their ballots for Conservative candidates.

(195) Facing the Tories in what is a most boring and infantile election campaign is an emasculated and barely recognisable Labour party.

(196) They are terrified by Labour party proposals to create a great new machine spitting out red tape all over the countryside.

(197) The nature of electoral conflict changed as the Labour party succeeded the Liberal as the main opposition party to the Conservatives.

(198) No one has ever argued that the Labour Party will be a panacea for Northern Ireland's problems.

(199) The Labour Party was weak in this rural constituency and had no prospective candidate and hardly any organization.

(200) Some people in the Labour party believe that high house prices mean high living standards and affluence.

(201) A proposal by the opposition Labour Party for a more extensive package failed to gain parliamentary approval.

(202) Being deliberately deceitful about the Government's policies has become something of a habit for the Labour party.

(203) In 1947 he was given permission by the Fourth International to form an independent Labour Party entry group.

(204) The Labour Party controlled all six metropolitan counties when they were formed in 1974.

(205) The Labour party was geared for a May 3 general election,[sentencedict.com] and for weeks insiders insisted there would be no change.

(206) But surely the Labour Party must be aware of these arguments?

(207) Clearly our valuable training input to the local area has not featured as a priority on the local Labour Party agenda.

(208) They also get many representations against proposals that the Labour party and, sometimes, the Commission sponsor which would burden business.

(209) He fought many battles with the early Labour party in Lancaster and discrimination against socialist employees was alleged.

(210) The Left was torn between the pacifists and the dominant group in the Labour Party which urged support for League sanctions.