Sentence examples for Labour marks from inspiring English sources

Labour marks the climax of a 9-month pregnancy period where trust in self gradually builds up.

His appointment of Hilda Solis as secretary of labour marks the end of three decades of unbridled union-bashing, which saw the degree of unionisation in the American labour force plummet.

I'm hoping that Disability Labour marks a change that will make the party more confident in its support of a financial safety net and will help to increase the number of disabled politicians across the UK.

World Day against Child Labour marks the need to tackle the worst forms of exploitation Geneva /Dhaka, 11 June 2009.

World Day Against Child Labour marks the need to tackle the worst forms of exploitation On the tenth anniversary of the World Day against Child Labour, UNICEF joins its partners in calling for action to tackle the underlying poverty that leads to child labour.

He is stuck, reconciling himself to New Labour Mark I at just the time when the times demand a radical new phase.

He also complained strongly about the way Labour marked the publication of the IPPR's Condition of Britain report by using it to announce an apparently punitive policy about the withdrawal of benefits from some 18 to 21-year-olds.

Labour marked the landmark by concentrating on the NHS.

Blair's scrapping of Clause IV, his creation of "New Labour", marked him out as a different type of Labour politician.

Without education the possibility to control one's life situation is reduced, not least with respect to options on the labour marked.

Apart from occupational hazards, it is evident that other aspects also affect the risk of exclusion or early retirement from the labour marked.