Sentence examples for established labour from inspiring English sources

Five women required more than one type of pain relief.> Chi-square tests for independence were conducted to explore oxygen administration in term and preterm labour; analgesia administration in early and established labour; analgesia administration in established labour and second stage.

Four "sectors" of the party were established: labour, peasant, "popular," and "military".

Well established Labour candidate Vaughan Gething could take the seat with an increased majority, after becoming a mainstay of hustings events in the past month.

Recruitment pressures in some areas make it difficult to provide the one-to-one care in established labour that women want.

I made the usual checks to establish her bona fides, that she was a permissible donor, and also ascertained that she was an established Labour donor.

However, there is a significant problem and until we have better ways of organising working time, Britain will not narrow the productivity gap with northern Europe". Robust and well established labour laws, including maximum statutory working hours, have prompted organisations in countries such as Belgium and France to develop more efficient ways of working.

Unless Gordon Brown rapidly re-establishes Labour's long dominance, that makes the consequence of shifting voter loyalties harder to predict.

Our new leader must be able to give their total attention to establishing themselves and re-establishing Labour with the country.

Brownites used to speak of their determination to establish Labour's economic competence not as an end in itself but to "rehabilitate tax and spend".

"It is to challenge the way the coalition is dismantling everything in the name of the 'big society'," says Cruddas. "We want to recapture the 'big society' theme by re-establishing Labour's traditions around mutualism, community and solidarity".

In party terms, there is a far stronger emphasis on leadership development, and a greater role for organisers in strengthening and brokering the relationships necessary to re-establish Labour as a vital political force in people's daily lives.