Sentence examples for first generation labour from inspiring English sources

The second generation is mostly the off-spring of the first generation labour migrants [ 26, 27].

This attempt to foment old-style class war failed spectacularly, not least because the Labour candidate, Tamsin Dunwoody, was the third generation of Labour establishment politicians.

He observed that the second generation's labour market performance depends on the skill level of their father's generation and on the overall ethnic environment.

For the first time in a generation, Labour captured the Gloucester seat as well as the neighbouring rural and semi-rural seats of the Forest of Dean and Stroud.

A 2009 survey suggests that 80% of the second-generation migrant labour force mostly born in the 1980s and 1990s is now single (All China Workers' Union 2010).

As we did in 2008-10 – when Labour set out the biggest investment in housing for a generation – Labour in government would make housing the first priority for new investment.

This group masters the language of the host country better than the first generation, and is relatively more qualified and acquainted with the local labour market.

First generation tests such as virus neutralization and the agar immunodiffusion tests are either time-consuming, labour intensive to perform, or nonspecific.

The first is completing "first generation" reforms.

We're not even first generation.

"The first generation to grow up exercising".