Sentence examples for challenges of labour from inspiring English sources

Television series Ujan Ganger Naiya, which translates to Sailing Against the Tide, will portray the challenges of labour in a highly conservative society where it is rarely mentioned openly.

Even Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg estimated in an April 2016 interview that Norway could manage a yearly intake of 30 000 refugees (slightly higher than in 2015); she also addressed the challenges of labour market integration and the duty of ordinary Norwegians to be more open and welcoming (Johannessen, 2016).

as little has been published about the particular challenges of researching labour and birth events using health information records (HIRs), this study aimed to describe the methodological and quality assurance (QA) issues encountered in reviewing such records for a study of health and recovery after operative birth, and to report on how these issues were tackled.

Twice I've endured the challenges of pregnancy, labour, and birth.

National and international aid programmes and NGOs have failed to directly address the challenge of child labour and slavery, let alone adult forced labour, as central elements of the development agenda.

But the pressures and politics of women's lives create three important challenges for Labour too.

But the majority view on the backbenches is that changing leaders could distract from the challenge of reconstructing Labour's argument and electoral coalition.

The challenge for Labour, regardless of whether his plan is a good one and how much money it may or may not cost the party, is "opportunity cost".

TUSC will stand hundreds of anti-austerity candidates in this May's local elections in the biggest left-of-Labour challenge since the second world war.

Labour MPs who challenge Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of Labour should expect to be challenged for de-selection by activists who support him, Ken Livingstone has said.

For Deborah Mattinson, a former senior aide to Gordon Brown, who now runs her own polling company Britain Thinks, what is happening is indicative of a bigger challenge for Labour.