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"This is just the latest example of Labour trying to turn the NHS into a political football.
There would be more summits of the 17 euro-zone leaders; a permanent president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers; and euro-zone-only meetings of other ministers, for example, of labour, industry and social affairs.
Labour did less badly in the capital in the general election than the party did elsewhere, and most Labour MPs will have a deeper and truer knowledge than others about issues relating to immigration, the subject that all the frontrunners are so depressingly desperate to highlight as an example of Labour not "listening" to its natural supporters.
If the opinion polls are correct, there is a strong chance that in less than a year a new government might bring in a new digital engagement policy – or, perhaps more likely, make a point of abolishing a prime example of "Labour spin".
To this end, we use an example of labour market regulations' indicators developed by the World Economic Forum, the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), and the Fraser Institute, which are all partly based on the World Bank Employing Workers Indicator.
Gordon Brown and David Blunkett were notable examples of Labour ministers who tended to view officials with reflexive suspicion.
In recent weeks, there has been a spate of examples of Labour not respecting the politically impartial role that civil servants must play.
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For example, percent of labour force in small workplaces was correlated with ratio of population aged over 65 yrs to population aged 15 – 64 yrs (r = 0.50), and with percent of population living at the same address for the last 5-years (r = 0.54).
He urged the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to follow the example of former Labour prime minister Harold Wilson and weld socialist values to technological change, describing it as: "Not the white heat of technology but the cool breeze of Green technologies".
