Sentences with phrase «too long labour»

For too long the Labour Party has taken Glasgow for granted, Labour has abused and neglected Glasgow when it should have been standing up and fighting for the people of this city.

For too long Labour has listened only to vested interests; we will listen to the people.

Not exact matches

The rich countries too may find their production bases being moved to countries where labour is cheaper, leading to long term unemployment in the rich countries too.

The expectation is that if labour doesn't progress at a certain rate that there are risks (infection, maternal exhaustion, fetal death) associated with further waiting; that the longer labour stalls the less likely it is to start progressing normally (if the baby is too stuck to move after two hours of labour, it's probably too stuck to move after two days of labour) and there are no benefits to a long labour.

Many women who have home births get transferred to a hospital anyway, usually because the labour is taking too long or because they need pain medication such as an epidural.

Similarly, if halfway through labour you decide you need stronger pain medication, or if labour is simply taking too long, you may be taken to hospital.

As each labour is different many second time mothers may find that the signposts from their first labour no longer apply to their second labour, and they also arrive too soon.

I tried baby led latch when my little guy was born and it didn't work for us because the labour had been too long and we were both exhausted.

Labour are in favour of immigrants, he assured us (as long as they're famous ones from history) but against immigration itself, which might be too high, but then again might not be.

«But the Labour party has shied away for too long from listening to, talking about and seeking to address the concerns of people who were worried about the impact that unskilled migration has had on many of our communities.

I've long called for Labour to promise a referendum on the EU too, but you have to be really obtuse to think Miliband is going to u-turn on his sensible and cautious policy now just to satisfy us.

Those meetings at Labour HQ, which many of you signatories attended, dwelled far too long on how to take the fight to Iain Dale and myself.

Labour has said it will not support a timetable motion, but if a particular debate goes on too long it will be prepared to vote for closure motions to allow that stage of the debate to be terminated.

I totally agree, Labour have for far too long abandoned any Socialist principles and drifted further to the middle ground, they have offered nothing to the alienated working class electorate who have, in my opinion, voted UKIP in droves.

All this is a mystery to voters and so long as it remains so, Labour is too easily caricatured as a party which will sign up to any EU agreement, regardless of merit or national interest, to avoid isolation.

For too long, the Liberal Democrats have failed to provide the alternative to Labour, not least on the issues that matter to people in Manchester, such as the Congestion Charge, which we oppose.

Tony Blair might be long gone, but New Labour's ruthless dishonesty is still with us, as their recent handling of the Home Affairs agenda demonstrates only too clearly.

The good folk of Bolton South East have been taken for granted by the Labour Party for far too long and I will work from now until the next election to give them a real choice and alternative to Labour.»

Labour's Jess Phillips told the same programme the decision had taken too long and that the allegations made by Maltby were still hanging over Green.

The constituency and Newham Council have been run for too long by Labour and I am looking forward to working with the Conservatives here to oust them.»

«For too long the Welsh Labour Government has taken a haphazard approach to housing targets.

«For too long the Welsh Labour Government has sat back and accepted these pay - outs; this complacency must end.

«For too long the Welsh Labour Government has buried its head in the sand and ignored the catalogue of concerns and warnings that have been raised.

«For too long, the benefits of immigration went to employers who wanted an easy supply of cheap labour, or to the wealthy metropolitan elite who wanted cheap tradesmen and services — but not to the ordinary, hard - working people of this country,» Mr Brokenshire is set to say.

tho you could argue Labour have benefitted from the many smaller, «city» seats for too long.

He says the new Labour leader can not afford the «threat of open discontent or rebellion» to remain for too long.

But the long term repercussions of these last few weeks will no doubt engulf the Labour party, too.

Labour's Jess Phillips told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the inquiry had taken too long and that Maltby's allegations were still hanging over Green.

«My aim will be to represent Alyn and Deeside in a Conservative Welsh Assembly government that will bring back efficient, common - sense government to Wales and get rid of the incompetent Labour / Plaid Coalition that has taken Wales for granted for far too long.

For too long and on too many issues, the party's leadership has set out its stall as a function of what other parties might find acceptable — the ugliest example being secret courts, where conference was told explicitly that Liberal Democrats shouldn't oppose the illiberal use of secret evidence, because both Tories and Labour support it.

The European elections of 4 June will present a real opportunity to make inroads in a borough which has been taken for granted by Labour for too long.

Burnham stated: «For too long, Labour has been uncomfortable discussing immigration.

There are no constitutional reasons why a minority Tory government should take precedence over a «rainbow coalition» of Labour, the Lib Dems and the nationalists, but Labour figures fear they will lose all public support if they are seen to cling to power too long.

The hearings tend to be quite long, and involve quite a lot of details, but with John Mann and other Labour MPs doing their best to make Osborne look daft, there are normally some moments of good parliamentary theatre too.

Labour backbenchers, fearful of losing their jobs, have been plotting and scheming for too long.

In a long - planned speech in London, Mr Miliband will admit that the last Labour Government was too relaxed about bankers who caused the financial crisis and benefit claimants who abused the system.

Labour spent the first six months since the election on the leadership election (i.e. doing nothing politically useful); and has spent the last six months providing a too - subtle — that is, a bit muddled — message on cuts and the economy, on which it has so far lost the argument (let's hope that it's genuinely still possible to win it, long shot though that may seem).

Young people have been neglected for too long — but Labour is finding ways to address their concerns, says the shadow youth minister

People can see that Labour have been in power too long.

As Labour have flunked getting a grip on the situation in this Budget, it can not be too long before there are a series of failed auctions of Guilts, the IMF will follow as will most certainly a General Election.

Others argue that Labour's problems predate this, that the party has been too complacent for too long, especially in the west of Scotland, where it was guilty of cronyism, putting forward nonentities as candidates for councils, the Scottish parliament and Westminster.

Tom Watson, Michael Dugher and Vernon Coaker are all on the right, but better on class issues and, having voted for Ed Balls, may be better on the economy too — long live the tensions between Labour First and Progress!

That's what will happen if we all keep behaving as we have been for too long — Labour ministers and MPs not fighting back; some senior Labour and trade union colleagues predicting a Tory government; party members sullen and inactive; all of us continuing to behave as if a Tory win is inevitable.

For too long, large swathes of Wales have been governed by a one party state under Labour.

He told Murnaghan on Sky that «Labour's been trapped in the Westminster bubble for far too long.»

But they have been overcharging people for too long because of a market that doesn't work,» the then Labour leader said.

For far too long the default position of the Labour Party in Stoke has been to look to the past.

Labour has to learn to ask questions that it avoided for too long in government.

Derby North will be an easy hold for Labour in 2015 and before too long will be a safe Labour seat in an even year.

It is easy to forget, while the internal issues in the Labour Party are hurtling along at break - neck speed, that there are problems within the Conservative Party too — problems of a quieter, longer - term nature but no less dangerous for that.