Sentence examples for demanding labour from inspiring English sources

He defended his resignation from office in the March 2000 Budget debate by demanding Labour do more for the "dispossessed" in its heartlands.

Tensions over Labour's position on a referendum intensified on Saturday as a group of 80 MPs, including Corbyn supporters Clive Lewis and Kate Osamor wrote to the party leader demanding Labour make support for a confirmatory vote its "bottom line" in talks with the government.

While women were recovering from the demanding labour itself, these women were at the very same time also going through the realisation of their baby's death.

These methods are experimentally demanding, labour-intensive and the resolution still limited by the use of chromosomes as targets (Table 1).

But why then demand Labour MPs break their own promises?

Accordingly, a legal code established by the Roman emperor Constantine in 332 demanded labour services to be paid to the lord by the coloni.

Cameron, who pointed to the positive news from the manufacturing sector and private sector job growth, demanded Labour leader Ed Miliband apologise.

DGGE is less technically demanding, less labour intensive and more affordable.

That demands a Labour or Labour-led administration.

Taxpayers stand to gain if on-demand labour is used to improve efficiency in the provision of public services.

Come the 2020s, on-demand labour will probably announce the death of corporations, although history suggests the two will co-exist through evolution.