Sentence examples for entitled labour from inspiring English sources

Even so, four best-of albums and three entitled Labour of Love suggests they need to take their career in hand.

As with the SDP, there is a prospect that a few entitled Labour MPs will split, and that the media will get behind the narrative that they are the "true" Labour party.

"If the employer needs to complete, let's say, an order of 9,000 pairs of shoes, he will put 90 pairs on the belt and even if you want to die, you have to finish it," a worker told researchers compiling the report, entitled Labour on a Shoestring.

A document, entitled Labour's Economic Credibility Strategy, seen by this newspaper, admits that "Labour suffers from a perceived lack of credibility on the economy", but that there is now "close to a consensus among macro-economists that austerity represents a poor policy choice for governments".

Later, in November 2009, the Swedish government presented a proposition (Prop, 2009/10, p. 60) based on many of the proposals the commission submitted in 2008, and a government reform entitled 'Labour market introduction of newly arrived immigrants – individual responsibility with professional support' was implemented in December 2010.

The foreword to Blue Labour's latest book, entitled Blue Labour: Forging a New Politics, was written by Rowan Williams.

Prostitutes in Spain are to be entitled to labour rights and would be able to claim unemployment benefits when not in work, a court has ruled.

Prostitution has been decriminalised in the country since 1995, however sex workers were not deemed to have had jobs and were not entitled to labour rights.

It is the draft of a book entitled Blue Labour: Forging a New Politics – a collection of essays compiled by Adrian Pabst, senior lecturer in politics at the University of Kent.

The proposal was passed in principle as part of a wider document entitled Refounding Labour, but the details have yet to be worked through, including whether an existing female deputy would have to stand down immediately if the party elected a female leader.

Michael Howard, the new party leader, is entitled to exploit Labour's divisions.