Sentence examples for Labour concert from inspiring English sources
The Labour leader addressed the party at the annual Labour concert in Brighton on Tuesday, where he promised to work towards a "kinder politics, a more caring society" and urged supporters not to just accept what they were given.
(He was naturalized in 1914). He took a series of odd jobs and began arranging concerts for labour organizations.
Lawyers acting for 25-year-old Cait Reilly, who was made to work in Poundland for three weeks unpaid, and unemployed lorry driver Jamieson Wilson, who refused to work for free for six months, argue that the supreme court hearing has become academic after the government, acting in concert with opposition Labour MPs, passed emergency retrospective legislation.
Concerts of operatic extracts labour under two constraints.
We propose that in order to comprehend how these mini-systems integrate to facilitate uterine contraction during labour (preterm or term) we must, in concert with biological experimentation, construct detailed mathematical descriptions of our findings.
Community joined in chain of labour UNICEF is providing financial support to Concert-Action to identify where the water sources are in the area and to protect them from pollution.
Anyone who has ever gone to a rock concert is familiar with the ostentatious labour of the performer.
The CIA, in concert with the AFL-CIO American labour movement, intensified underground efforts to help Solidarity as the movement fought for survival while Lech Wałesa and many of its other leaders were incarcerated.
The private sector in Lao PDR has also contributed to the concert and competition awards ceremony on International Labour Day with TICO (Millicom Ltd) and Canon providing prizes for the photo competition.
So when the formalities were over - and the touchingly warm tributes to Goggins paid - the Labour war machine was not cranked up, as it usually is, to concert volume.
The Labour wall of noise behind him was modulated to about three-quarters of concert volume.
