laborites造句

• But that hard edge is a hard sell to traditional Laborites.
• It has been a long time between jubilant pints for British Laborites.
• Indeed, dovish Likudniks and hawkish Laborites are ideologically indistinguishable.
• Like the disgruntled Laborites, Heath favors an elected house.
• Blair told a meeting of 62 British Laborites in the European Parliament.
• As most other Laborites agree with Blair, the ban is likely.
• Some 150 lawmakers, mostly Laborites, signed a statement urging extradition.
• They were joined by a growing number of Laborites increasingly dazed with joy.
• Laborites talk unblushingly about " re-branding " the country.
• The SNP has been the chief beneficiary of disgruntled left-wing Laborites.
• Taunting Laborites asked Major whether he will quit if the Conservatives are trounced again.
• Here, Laborites hand out their red-and-yellow campaign buttons like candy.
• Messages were sent to the Union Greenbackers and Socialist Laborites informing them of the results.
• The Conservatives faced 273 Laborites, 26 Liberal Democrats and 25 lawmakers from minority regional parties.
• Waving banners and blaring car horns, jubilant Laborites rode through the leafy suburbs of Wirral South.
• With the new appointments, the 701-member Lords will have 236 Tories and 202 Laborites.
• Of the 772 hereditary peers in the Lords, 327 are declared Conservatives and only 15 are Laborites.
• Mainstream Laborites dismiss Livingstone as manipulative and self-seeking, warning his victory could hurt the city.
• However, the results could also motivate complacent Laborites who didn't think their votes were needed.