Sentence examples for course labour from inspiring English sources

Of course Labour doesn't mean that".

Of course I want to win, and of course Labour wants to win".

Of course Labour should split between social democrats and socialists, in alliance according to their strength.

For of course, Labour was vulnerable on the non-dom issue.

Of course Labour thought that devolution would win it the ceaseless gratitude of the Scots.

Plus, of course, Labour would still have to sell the policy to a public that wants more immigration controls.

Birth Certificates include demographic data of the mother, information on presentation and multiple pregnancy (singleton cephalic, singleton breech, trasverse or oblique lie, etc)., parity (nulliparous, multiparous), the course of labour and delivery (spontaneous labour, induced labour or CS before labour) and gestational age (defined as the number of completed weeks at the time of birth).

This classification system categorizes women into 10 mutually exclusive groups, considering the following a priori criteria: parity, the previous obstetric record of the woman, the course of labour, including pre-labour CS, and gestational age [ 11].

Of course no Labour politician' relatives or monied labour supporters have any relatives in Quangos?

Hardly someone to chart a new course for Labour and win the respect of Labour members and voters.

Then there was a wish 'to reconstruct a fast course of labour' together with the midwife, to go through the course of labour step by step, including cervix dilatation and the point of time when pain relief was given.