Sentence examples for besides labour from inspiring English sources

There were some Labour high-ups who worried that George Galloway's upset byelection victory in March might presage a new era in which antagonism towards the coalition was plentiful, but found other outlets besides Labour.

A lot of columnists from highly respected newspapers don't seem to think so, and, besides Labour supporters, nobody else seems particularly fussed or shocked that an old, rich man said an old word used by rich people.      .

Besides, Labour cannot afford a second election.

Besides, Labour is both practically and intellectually exhausted.

Besides, Labour figures more senior than Powell were jostling for position.

Besides, labour market fluidity is something of a sideshow when the average monthly wage is still under €700.

The fate of other firms depends on a host of factors besides child labour, from the level of world demand to the strength of the rupee.

But throughout the centuries man has invented other forms of dependent labour besides slavery, including serfdom, indentured labour, and peonage.

A unity of power rendered rival schemes unpatronised by the State impossible to be carried out, and a powerful and semi-civilised ruler provided a practically inexhaustible supply of labour, besides very considerable assistance in the way of money.In the case of the Isthmus of Panama very dissimilar conditions prevail.

27 Note that in our model there are no other possible sources of differences in wages between mothers and childless women besides differences in labour market experience.

Even to say that "other things happened during the Labour term besides a war many of us did not agree with" is seen as disrespectful.