Sentence examples for decline of labour from inspiring English sources
The young people of Europe may be better educated than ever before but they still feel powerless in the face of the looming bankruptcy of nation states and the terminal decline of labour markets.
There is heightened media and public interest in issues such as climate change and the Green New Deal – issues where the big three parties are way behind the Greens – and the party has benefited from the decline of Labour and the Lib Dems in the polls since 2004.
Underlying the decline of Labour is a comprehensive failure, far deeper than in 1992, to provide a competing narrative, one that makes the public feel that inequity is not the natural condition of man, and that the mid-century experiment of investing in a benign state that is proud to take responsibility for its own citizens has not been abandoned for no other reason but that it was going so well.
This clutch of surveys may well overstate the decline of Labour's support; it would be surprising and (for Mr Brown) catastrophic if Labour's rating were to stay below 30%.
Probably the most important consequence will be a rapid decline of labour force.
Moomba in Melbourne - Asia in Ascendency and the Decline of Labour in Oz.
In 1922 the courthouse, used as a change of venue from Logan and Mingo counties, was the site of a trial regarding mining labour unrest; the trials that were held in Charles Town and other cities resulted in a decline of mine labour unionization until the mid-1930s.
Another sign of the times is the steep decline of the Labour party.
The whole contest is defined by the decline of traditional labour structures and yet the collective response to forces driving that decline feels luddite.
Besides, with the decline of organised labour in this country – the Germany of 1930 had three times as many trade unionists as there are in contemporary Britain.
That it took only 14 years should be no surprise to those of us who have observed the rapid decline of the Labour party in Scotland.
