Sentence examples for Body of labour from inspiring English sources

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A formal request was sent yesterday to Corbyn's office from representatives of the powerful parliamentary committee, the representative body of Labour MPs, saying they wanted him to attend to address their concerns.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which inspired the Covenant, was proclaimed in 1948, and there is a considerable body of labour law, containing social and economic rights, which dates back as far as to the 19th century.

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At one point Arns braved a military squadron surrounding the city's medical institute to retrieve the body of the labour leader Santo Dias da Silva, and witness the bullet holes in his side.

The ecstasy of the Corbynistas was agony for one significant body of party opinion: Labour MPs.

There is a growing body of evidence that induction of labour at term does not increase emergency Caesarean section rates and does not increase intrapartum deaths.

While this manuscript with its focus on OAC adds to the growing body of literature on child labour, there are several important limitations to the study.

Training programmes for specialists are always in high demand in Mexico since, upon graduation, specialists constitute an elite body of professionals who control labour market positions through their dual involvement in private and public or social security institutions.

Whitley Council, also called Joint Industrial Council, in Great Britain, any of the bodies made up of representatives of labour and management for the promotion of better industrial relations.

These expectations include continual support and advice during pregnancy, delivery, and in the postpartum period, the provision of body massage throughout labour and delivery, and knowledge of a variety of delivery positions.

Baker's close attention to physical experience, the deafening demands of the body during hard labour or hunger, is familiar from Longbourn, too, and pertinent to Beckett's aesthetic as it was to her story of Georgian England's less fortunate class.

The £35,000 threshold was set following advice from the Migration Advisory Committee, an independent advisory body consisting of expert labour market economists, and was equivalent to the median pay of the UK population in skilled jobs".

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