Sentence examples for identified labour from inspiring English sources
An old police adviser, he identified Labour anew with a commitment to law and order.
The premise was simple: it identified Labour and Conservative MPs under pressure from Ukip in their constituencies, and asked them to publicly support a referendum on the EU.
Indeed, only 15% of the manufacturing firms surveyed by the World Bank in 2006 identified labour regulations as a big obstacle to their operations; 36% worried about electricity.
Before the speech, 39% of those saying healthcare was most important to them identified Labour as the best party to deal with the issue (18 points more than the Conservatives at 21%).
They rightly identified Labour's failure to appeal to a wide range of voters, but often in terms that salted old wounds.
Removing obstacles to the movement of people (as well as goods and services) is increasingly considered a way of contributing to economic development through meeting identified labour shortages, transferring skills, and increasing remittances (ADB 2008).
Asked to name the chief culprit for the economic slowdown, 29% identify Labour's "debts... racked up to finance unsustainable spending".
Many analysts identify Labour's credibility collapse in the election as the moment when their leader, the eponymous Iain Gray, fled from street protesters and hid in a Subway sandwich shop.
The strategy of identifying Labour's perceived weak points - crime, immigration, asylum, bureaucracy - and hammering away at them was beginning to deliver results by the time Howard visited Birmingham.
Meng [ 13] found that narrower gender wage gaps existed in firms that were easily able to identify labour productivity at the individual level.
Cluster techniques have been criticized for its macro-level focus at the expense of overlooking inequalities within-countries [ 64]; however, we counter that identifying labour market clusters remains instructive to bringing to light the political and economic contexts of global health [ 37].
