Sentence examples for common labour from inspiring English sources

It is curiously touching; the sense of a huge common labour is movingly democratic.

Countries with vast historical differences in wage rates and living standards have been brought together in a common labour market.

Countries with vast historical differences in wage rates and living standards have been brought together in a common labour market," he said.

Where are the values that protected British people back then, creating the NHS just as Hepworth was glorifying such common labour?

By far, most of the immigrants have come from the neighbouring Nordic countries, with which Sweden shares a common labour market.

Labour costs shouldn't vary all that much for similarly skilled workers in a common labour market, since if they did workers would move from low wage places to high wage places until they were equalised.

Most of the people here are those who do the worst and hardest work, the common labouring hands of the country.

During Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons, Labour leader Ed Miliband urged Cameron to "give up" on the bill.

In the Commons, Labour MP Shona McIsaac warned that the dispute in her Cleethorpes constituency risked turning toxic.

And as the bill has winded its way through the Commons, Labour have also shown support for proper borrowing powers.

In the Commons, Labour MPs cried "shame" when he said the UK should prioritise persecuted Syrian Christians.