Sentence examples for a pattern of labour from inspiring English sources

Yet, at the very same time, the dissidents noted pollsters had detected a pattern of Labour leaking support not just in Scotland.

The gold mines rapidly established a pattern of labour recruitment, remuneration, and accommodation that left its stamp on subsequent social and economic relations in the country.

Cahill, Giandrea, and Quinn, 2005, 2006, show that a key factor affecting the pattern of labour market withdrawal is the type of job done.

The pattern of labour migration has resulted in a disproportionately higher proportion of older women permanently resident in the area.

Neither was it possible to establish if a partograph was used during her first delivery and what pattern of labour it showed.

We need a renewed focus on human rights if we are to break this pattern of labour exploitation by corporate Australia.

"He correctly predicted the pattern of Labour doing well in London, he just got the levels wrong," he said.

Rumbling scandals over the alleged sale of honours, hospital deficits, the sexual shenanigans of the deputy prime minister and the release by the Home Office of countless foreign prisoners who should have been up for deportation all took their toll.The pattern of Labour's rebuff has changed since 2004, the last time there were council elections.

Once again, however, there was a pattern of backsliding, so that, where slave labour played a significant economic role, the final abolition of the institution of slavery came about in most countries only about 1850.

When Miliband gently persisted, the PM gently detected a pattern of cleaning up problems left by Labour: 24-hour drinking, Blairite deregulation of betting, gaming and even banking, which he appears to regard as a separate industry with its own betting machines rigged by bank staff.

Labour's Tal Michael said he was disappointed but there seemed to be a pattern of Plaid doing well at assembly elections on the island, and Labour better in General Elections.