Sentence examples similar to chapter of the labour from inspiring English sources
A countywide chapter of the Labour Party was established in Hedmark in mid-November mid-November 1904
The local chapter of the Labour Party in Hamar decided to side with the Communist Party in November 1923, in a 123 22 vote.
The death of Lord Scanlon of Davyhulme, at the age of 90, closes a chapter of British labour history the like of which we shall not see again.
The report sums up a chapter of devastating failure by the Labour government in its policies and postures towards defence and the armed services, in which Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and their senior civil servants, and some service chiefs, must shoulder a fair amount of the blame.
But Miliband and his inner circle of advisers believed they were writing a whole new chapter of the party's history, "turning the page" on New Labour without lurching back to an old Labour script.
The final chapter of the book is called "The End of New Labour?".
She became vice president of the Brooklyn chapter of the National Consumers League, whose aims were the elimination of child labour and tenement sweatshops through public education and enlightened state legislation, and she served as assistant secretary of the New York Social Reform Club.
Research Working Group member Professor Beverly Silver published, "Theorising The Working Class in Twenty-First-Century Global Capitalism," as a book chapter of Workers and Labour in a Globalised Capitalism (Palgrave Macmillan) edited by Maurizio Atzeni (2014).
Agriculture employs most of the labour force.
I feel ashamed of the Labour party".
BBC coverage of the Labour conference.
