Sentence examples for annual labour from inspiring English sources

He made this clear in September, at the annual Labour Conference, in Brighton.

And so, as inevitable as the lengthening evenings, we approach that special time of year – the highlight of the socialist social calendar – the Annual Labour Fundraising Dinner.

It is hard to think of it inspiring a rousing call ("We must reform our smell, comrades!") at the annual Labour party conference.

The Labour leader addressed the party at the annual Labour concert in Brighton on Tuesday, where he promised to work towards a "kinder politics, a more caring society" and urged supporters not to just accept what they were given.

The proposed changes, published on the CLPD website, are being distributed to constituency Labour parties (CLPs) with a note from Willsman encouraging them to submit them as a rule change for this year's annual Labour conference.

Party apparatchiks were thrilled to see traditional Blairite war cries at the annual Labour student disco (DJed by Stella Creasy MP) replaced this September by chants of "Jeremy, Jeremy" coming from the fickle young.

Most countries have been able to achieve annual labour-productivity growth of 2-4%.

In recent years Europe's population and labour force have stagnated, while America, thanks largely to more tolerant (though still restrictive) immigration policies, has had the advantage of annual labour-force growth of around 1%.

The analysis of trends in the prevalence of child-only households draws on the annual General Household Survey (GHS) for the years 2002 2006 and the bi-annual Labour Force Survey (LFS) for the years 2000 2007.

In 2013, at its annual conference, Labour ran an event titled What is a Working Class MP and How do we Get More of Them?

Closing the annual conference, Labour's deputy leader urged colleagues to welcome members from other parties and reached out directly to floating voters.