Sentence examples for freeing labour from inspiring English sources
Structural reforms, from freeing labour markets to deregulating cosseted industries, have not been radical enough to transform their growth prospects (see article).
The limitations of Iraq have certainly been exposed in Hartlepool, whose mainly white, working-class voters largely backed the war, freeing Labour to unleash an aggressive domestic-based campaign.
Publishing their plans could also free Labour to attack Tory inconsistencies over spending, with rightwingers irritated that health and aid budgets will be spared.
There has been modest progress (though not enough) in freeing up labour markets and cutting red tape.
Around 6,000 watermills were built to grind flour, freeing up labour for other more productive agricultural tasks.
With the exploration and settlement of New South Wales, Sydney grew quickly; the British government provided free land, free convict labour, free capital works, and guaranteed markets for the produce of the new colony.
We're not in the business of exploiting free labour".
Free labour movement is enshrined in EU laws.But America does better than the euro zone.
Despite all the free labour, the London games hugely bust their original budget.
Subsistence farming requires many children to provide free labour, so taking several wives was necessary.
