Sentence examples for guide labour from inspiring English sources

That will happen when Miliband follows his instincts and says (in more appropriate language) that Labour is a crusade or it is nothing, and sets out the principles that guide him and should guide Labour.

A second concern should guide Labour in this direction: although the party is ahead in the polls, a hung parliament is entirely conceivable.

And if Corby does what the signs suggest it will when the byelection comes, it could light a political candle that could guide Labour back into government.

But equally significant was the enunciation of a guiding labour philosophy—"pure and simple" unionism under the aegis of Samuel Gompers and his circle of Marxist trade unionists.

Accountants, dreamers, and would-be geniuses shared tables with the spectres of Pablo Picasso, Isaac Albéniz, Federico García Lorca and Salvador Dalí." Carrer Montsió Robert Hughes's magisterial paean to Barcelona: history, travel guide and labour of love from the well-known art critic.

Since then, the federal government has been formulating policies to guide health labour management, education, training and professional practice and regulation.

(Third child, vaginal birth) The role of the midwife was discussed in all focus groups and women agreed on the importance of the midwife as a guide through labour and birth, and stressed the importance of being in tune with the midwife.

Yet whereas some parts of the economy rely on prices to guide materials and labour to their best uses, others do not.

An interactive guide to global labour marketsAudio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.THE last few decades have been a trying time for many of the world's workers.

Previously: A Pessimist's Guide to the Labour Leadership Race.

A Pessimists' Guide to the Labour Leadership Race.