Sentence examples for draw on labour from inspiring English sources

These actions are not a new phenomenon, but draw on labour militancy dating back to the 1920s.

The extra labour cost required by a single-use agricultural system would constitute a considerable cost to the local communities and/or a draw on labour away from livestock rearing.

Despite misgivings about collaboration with labour unions articulated by a few of our informants, the CCAAC did not hesitate to draw on its allies and networks, including labour unions to join more contentious pan-Canadian campaigns.

European companies can easily draw on the skills of an entire continent, thanks to the free movement of labour there.

He says the Tories would benefit from developing a "common agenda" with the other parties on the NHS and care, even "drawing on quite a lot of what Labour says".

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The continuity of farming is specifically maintained through family farming by drawing on family labour, including the youth, combined with low degrees of commoditisation and a fair degree of investment in equipment and time.

Jo Coburn got reaction from a panel of MPs on the Daily Politics after they watched a clip of Mystic Ed And His Crystal Balls, which draws on past Labour quotes predicting Britain's economic slump would get worse.

The report drew on International Labour Organisation (ILO) data on the cost of human trafficking as well as information about counterfeit goods compiled by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD).

All say they benefit from being able to draw on a pool of skilled labour.

"Labour must draw on our proud heritage of municipal socialism to reinvent England's towns and cities.