Sentence examples for impossibility of labour from inspiring English sources

Combine that with the electoral impossibility of Labour winning without Scotland, and you can see why William Hill's odds for when there will be a next Labour government have now slipped to a best-bet option of 7/4 for '2031 or after'.

With or without Jeremy Corbyn, the near-impossibility of Labour gaining a Commons majority in 2020 – whether because of Scotland, boundary changes, a hostile media or self-destruction – has to refocus the left on to what is possible to achieve from below.

It seems the impossibility of a deal with Labour became increasingly apparent as the day progressed.

It means that Finance Minister Jane Hutt can no longer play one off against the others and take the cheapest deal in return for votes - especially since the only alternative is now the Conservatives, which would be politically and financially unpalatable to the point of impossibility for the Labour government.

A pact with the Conservatives - a regular occurrence the last time the SNP had a minority administration - now seems an outright impossibility, while Labour will probably price themselves out of any possible deal with their calls for far more "radical" use of tax powers.

5. Sources of Labour Law.

The Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 2010.

Take the example of labour.

X WAR 167 sive amount of labour.

Value of labour will collapse.

Online labour platforms thus facilitate clients in connecting with a largely unregulated global oversupply of labour".