Sentence examples for aggressive labour from inspiring English sources

And under an "aggressive" Labour government, the downside for Centrica could be 40%.

But we are faced with an aggressive Labour opposition which has chosen the easy option of deficit denial.

The environmentalist Jonathon Porritt told The Guardian it was his initiative to garner support for Lucas because he had been dismayed by the "aggressive" Labour campaign in her seat of Brighton Pavilion, a key marginal.

Related: The Katie Hopkins effect: why MPs fear a celebrity endorsement The environmentalist Jonathon Porritt told The Guardian it was his initiative to garner support for Lucas because he had been dismayed by the "aggressive" Labour campaign in her seat of Brighton Pavilion, a key marginal.

These workers will prove very difficult to reemploy, and may represent a permanent loss to the economy in the absence of aggressive labour-market retraining and reform.

Analysis: The Tories' and SNP aim is more aggressive than Labour's, and is a reiteration of the aim stated in George Osborne's last budget, where £1.7bn was allocated (via top-slicing) for the works.

The aggressive anti-Labour partisanship of some of Britain's media is at least a century old.

The party also suffered setback in strongholds in Liverpool and Hull after an aggressive campaign by Labour which performed strongly across the north of England.

Alexander will set out his plans in a speech to the Institute for Fiscal Studies in which he will launch a highly aggressive attack on Labour which he will depict as the party of "deficit denial" which wants to prolong Britain's period of austerity.

As employers use ever more aggressive tactics to reduce labour costs and restrict  collective action, productivity is suffering and patterns of employment initially viewed as temporary are becoming permanent.

This weekend expect something similar in all three matches with forced errors decisive and rapid attacks living off the labours of aggressive defence.