Sentence examples for an experienced labour from inspiring English sources

In 2012, Picoult came across the story of an experienced labour and delivery nurse in Flint, Michigan who sued the hospital she worked for after a baby's father demanded that neither she nor anyone who looked like her – the nurse was black – should touch his child.

Shadow secretary of state for defence Maria Eagle, 54, MP for Gartson and Halewood since 1997 Entering parliament five years after her twin sister, Angela, the new shadow defence secretary is an experienced Labour hand, holding a string of frontbench posts since 2001.

But the overall giveaway will cost a modest £1.4 billion ($2.1 billion) in 2010-11.From boom to bust to blightMr Darling aimed above all to draw a dividing line between experienced Labour and the neophyte Tories over the central issue of this election: who can be trusted most to steer the economy and restore sound public finances.

Sally was an experienced, modernising, Labour party official who helped keep Tony's compass pointing in the right direction inside the party.

The dimension that explained most of the variance, Own capacity, included items regarding experienced emotions and sense of control, together with experienced labour pain.

According to one source, UKIP's campaign in Stoke was "awful" and was outdone by the far more experienced Labour operation.

This approach would enable a woman to get the support and the pain relief that is appropriate for her in the context of the actuality of experienced labour.

In this paper, we examine to what extent associations between deprived childhood circumstances and quality of life at older ages are due to experienced labour market disadvantage during adulthood.

Continuous support was defined as the presence of an experienced midwife with specific training in psychological treatment of women with FOC throughout the labour and birth.

He's an experienced player".

He is an experienced player.