Sentence examples for based on labour from inspiring English sources

So the cost of these houses must be based on Labour's old affordable housing model – not the government's new one.

When people are replaced by energy slaves because of a false measure of productivity based on labour inputs alone, destruction of livelihoods and work is the inevitable result.

"These young people chose careers five to eight years ago based on labour market demands rather their own interests and aptitudes.

Rank a Brand, which grades brands based on labour conditions as well as environmental and climate protection, has seen visitors increase from 102,500 in 2012 to 584,600 so far this year.

The advanced cooperative was particularly disadvantageous to the wealthier peasants because it invested the cooperative itself with title to the land, granting no right of withdrawal, and because wages were based on labour performed, not land contributed.

Whereas liberal feminists applied the core liberal values of freedom and equality to address women's concerns, the socialist feminists Alison Jaggar and Iris Marion Young appropriated Marxist categories, which were based on labour and economic structures.

Agriculture in Wisconsin is mainly based on labour-intensive dairy farming.

The government will borrow to fund a stimulus programme based on labour-hungry development projects.

Therefore, the demolition-redevelopment approach adopted by the government would be devastating not only for the rural migrants but also for the city's economy which is largely based on labour-intensive sectors.

Modelling of the pathways continued to be based on labour-intensive curation of the literature.

This was possible, says Mr Schroeder, because his firm's edge is not only based on cheap labour, though labour costs make up 18% of his total, compared with perhaps 55% at American counterparts.