Sentence examples for for future labour from inspiring English sources
But for future Labour prime minister Clement Attlee, "Social security to us can only mean socialism".
He added that the unions should have to agree on the long-term consequences for future Labour leadership elections and union voting power at conference.
While Vince Cable and Chris Huhne have chosen to hide their LVT credentials since joining the government, Andy Burnham has made it a key plank of his vision for future Labour party policy.
Eleven days later, when it was clear that Hester would survive his wounds, a white cotton farmer named Loy Harrison came downtown to secure Malcolm's release, notionally bailing him out in exchange for future labour.
Porter's comments helped to spark the formation of the NCAFAC, a body which argues that the NUS is unable to effectively represent students because it is little more than a breeding ground for future Labour party politicians.
The question of broad versus narrow education programmes therefore involves an economic trade-off between these two implications of the programme for future labour market positions.
The present paper attempts to develop a method for prediction of future labour market status for long-term sick-listed Danes, based on statistical models.
However, using this knowledge for the prediction of future labour market outcomes and for making a risk profile assessing the future long-term sick-listed persons to return to work, become unemployed, or qualify for a disability pension, has not been explored [ 7].
As for the supply and demand of future labour, state can enable the providing of platforms for talent matching.
Equally, however, they are reluctant to give ground on a principle which might make it much more difficult for a future Labour Prime Minister to legislate for England, given the division of seats.
Mr Miliband's argument is not just that his "one-nation" riff should be a destination for the country but it should also be a route map for a future Labour government.
