Sentence examples for extend labour from inspiring English sources

And it would extend Labour reforms that allow government money to follow pupils as they move school.

On January 18th, the Home Office indicated that it intends to try to extend labour laws aimed at preventing trade unionists from intimidating people in their homes to cover animal-rights activists.

However, Cameron said a Conservative government would retain Labour's flagship Sure Start programme and extend Labour's provisions for flexible working.

Ministers at a special "political" meeting of the cabinet are to be asked for proposals on how to maintain and extend Labour's poll lead in the months to come.

The bill extends Labour's system of transferable maternity leave.

This is where a hole develops between the vagina and rectum, or vagina and bladder, as a result of the pressure of the baby's head against the pelvic bones during extended labour.

This was to become Chapman's most extended labour - for more or less the next twenty years he worked obsessively at it - and his best and best-known work.

Fuelling those who criticise Ed Miliband for not extending Labour's appeal enough.

This reveals that mass imagineering extends labour outside of paid employment, such as in the home, towards greater self-expression and increased entrepreneurship.

For a majority of individuals, extending labour supply for a period of more than two years would not have been beneficial.

Despite this, the results support the observation that a BMI ≥ 40 kg/m may be associated with greater difficulty extending labour analgesia, than in those patients BMI < 30 kg/m.