Sentence examples for direction of labour from inspiring English sources
Under wartime direction of labour laws, he went down a mine as a Bevin Boy – but for one day only.
He added, smiling: "Some might say I've managed to do something more recently about changing the direction of Labour, and I'm enjoying that as well".
But this at once implies direction of labour, fixed working hours, differential wage rates and all the regimentation that Wilde abhors.
The timing of Mr Hain's interview will cause an extra headache for Gordon Brown as he tries to fight off questions over his leadership and the future direction of Labour.
For that trifling sum, you get to sway the direction of Labour's future, and, if enough of you sign up many minds with but a single thought the outcome will be anything but a trifle.
For that trifling sum, you get to sway the direction of Labour's future, and, if enough of you sign up — many minds with but a single thought — the outcome will be anything but a trifle.
But I think he understands, as everyone else in the Labour party does, that a struggle of this nature … is a determining struggle about the direction of the Labour party". Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, stressed there was no plan to break the link with the unions, and indicated that the controversy in Falkirk was a one-off.
"Over the next year there'll be all sorts of pressures coming from all sorts of directions on Labour to have an answer to every single concern that people raise.
But Cameron said the growing signs that the SNP would seek to have a major impact on the direction of a Labour government showed how calamitous a Labour minority administration might become for the UK.
Additionally in South Africa, the labour supply effects are in the opposite direction of increased labour force participation among a section of household members, namely adolescents and women [ 54].
But it would be very foolish to deny that what occurred did so as a result of the upper direction of the Labour party over this whole period.
