Sentence examples for abuse labour from inspiring English sources

He said: "It's clear that the collaborative economy cannot be a way to abuse labour.

Liberal party officials tried to bribe two local activists who witnessed the late Liberal MP Cyril Smith grope a teenage boy, in a bid to cover up the abuse, Labour MP Simon Danczuk has claimed.

The findings show that the country's municipalities are investing less than 30% of their resources to combating the most critical children's issues such as sexual abuse, labour and sexual exploitation, school drop-out rates, homelessness, gang involvement, and criminal activity.

Among many reports of abuses, labour contractors last week were accused of cutting off the hands of two workers who tried to leave their jobs.

Instead, Corbyn has come out and told his supporters not to personally abuse his Labour leadership rivals.

Ten thousand children who will have disappeared into trafficking networks across Europe, forced into drug abuse, child labour, sexual exploitation.

In 2004 Birmingham's local elections were marred by evidence of postal vote abuse involving Labour councillors.

Last week, Huhne joined the Conservative party chair, Baroness Warsi, at the coalition's first party-political press conference, where the duo joined forces to heap abuse on Labour and its "criminal" behaviour in office.

In his Hugo Young lecture, at the Guardian's building, on Monday night he seeks to extend this narrative to concentrations of power within public services, a form of power whose abuse old Labour was too slow to acknowledge.

"I think it should be wound up because it is clearly acting as a party within a party and some of the abuse of Labour MPs has come from Momentum supporters," he said.

In 2008, prime minister Stephen Harper issued an official apology and established the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission to investigate accounts of deaths, disappearances, sexual abuse, forced labour and compulsory sterilisation.