Sentence examples for fire labour from inspiring English sources

New rules will restrict random visits by inspectors from the despotic health, fire, labour, trade and similar agencies.

Scotland's first minister was firing Labour's opening shots in the campaign leading up to elections for the Scottish Parliament on May 3rd.

Before the election business leaders large and small lined up to endorse the Tories while immediately after the vote Alan Sugar fired Labour because we were too "anti-business".

Clegg allies directed their fire at Labour, saying the only hope of defeating the power and money of the Conservatives lay in Labour and Liberal Democrats joining forces.

He opened fire on Labour and seemed to enjoy it.

You risk regular, disruptive investigations by the tax, hygiene, fire or labour inspectors.

As leader of the cross-party Better Together campaign, Alistair Darling relied on Conservative money while also having to fire up Labour activists and involve senior Liberal Democrats.

Wonga's sponsorship of the high-profile programme, which will use the slogan "Straight talking money", immediately came under fire from Labour MP Stella Creasy.

When under fire from Labour for cutting spending too fast, they say, it is helpful to have right-wingers saying the government is cutting too slowly: it makes the chancellor sound centrist.

And earlier in the year Apple was lambasted for its use of Foxconn, a supplier under fire from labour activists for failings such as excessive working hours at its Chinese facilities.

Mr Major responded bravely to his party's divisions with a special TV broadcast and an effort the following day to divert fire at Labour, but the damage had already been done.