Similar words: labour, labourer, laboured, fall about, mill about, party, labour saving, labour of love. Meaning: n. a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and the socialization of key industries.
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(241) The Labour party is fully committed to health promotion and prevention care.
(242) People resident in Northern Ireland will be governed by the Labour Party when it comes to power.
(243) The militant socialist minorities were at each other's throats and were completely disillusioned with the Labour Party.
(244) However, I welcome without any difficulty the progression in Labour party thinking from a first-past-the-post system to a system of proportionality.
(245) The T and G is a weathervane union closely connected to the Labour Party leadership.
(246) In the debate about the future of the Labour Party, there can be no room for complacency or morbid defeatism.
(247) I look upon him as the authentic voice of the Labour party, and I want him to be heard.
(248) Since 1987 the Labour party has undergone considerable changes in both policies and organisation.
(249) That applies even to the minority in the Labour party who believe in the nuclear deterrent.
(250) The Labour party approaches all economic matters on the basis of the new wonderful world of cost-free pay.
(251) Alan Winmill says the Labour party has lost direction(sentencedict.com), but his former colleagues say they wanted him out anyway.
(252) Tensions in the relationship between trade unions and the Labour Party arise from their different locations within bourgeois society.
(253) If a pipsqueak mob like the Green Party can do it, why can't the mighty Labour Party?
(254) As a result the Edinburgh Conference of 1936 passed resolutions leaving the Labour Party supporting collective security but opposing rearmament.
(255) No one doubted that Mosley would be a contender for the future leadership of the Labour party.
(256) Such overt aggression turned the Labour Party away from pacifism and towards the acceptance of a degree of force to implement collective security.
(257) I choose to define this tradition as labourism, and attempt to locate the Labour Party within it.
(258) Neil Kinnock has again declined an invitation to brief the media's industry hacks at the Labour party conference.Sentencedict.com
(259) Mr. Dunn Does my hon. Friend accept my view that the Labour party would really like tied workers living in tied cottages?
(260) So in real life this is not the end of the world for the Labour Party.
(261) Why does the Labour party want others to introduce those measures?
(262) These policies even contemplated the nationalization of industry, in rather more detail than had ever been considered by the Labour Party.
(263) What is the attitude of the Labour party towards inward investment?
(264) Former Labour Party member Jac Rabie was appointed as its head.
(265) In spite of only a short period of minority government the Labour Party in the 1920s had also developed some ambitious long-term policies.
(266) The Labour Party had put down a vote of censure and there was much rumbling on the Tory backbenches.
(267) I do regret the waste of his remarkable talents and wonder about the flattering noises he makes towards the Labour Party.
(268) Under a Labour government we might expect television to be somewhat more favourable to the Labour Party.
(269) That's what we're always accusing the Labour Party of.
(270) To understand Blair, one must first dissect his relationship with the Labour party.
More similar words: labour, labourer, laboured, fall about, mill about, party, labour saving, labour of love, counterpart, party whip, house party, whig party, nazi party, senior partner, division of labour, multiparty, party favor, third party, liberal party, communist party, political party, democratic party, federalist party, surpass, usurpation, car park, part and parcel, labor, about, labored.