Sentence examples for insert labour from inspiring English sources

But Corbyn's real crime during the campaign was a failure to insert Labour values about workers' rights and European solidarity into the debate.

Candidate Obama promised to renegotiate the North American Free-Trade Agreement to insert tougher labour and environmental standards.

Both candidates have called for the agreement to be renegotiated, to insert tougher labour and environmental standards.To politicians across the borders that looks irresponsible.

After inserting in Labour's manifesto that "there have been few more gross breaches of faith" than the Tory tax rises of the past Parliament, Tony Blair, the prime minister, will not be keen to sanction anything that looks like a similar breach.Yet in recent months a consensus has formed that a tax rise is needed.

The selection and volume of local anaesthetic used in both of our groups were consistent with currently accepted practice and like the study of Pan et al. [ 17] the large majority were inserted on labour ward by junior staff.

The two short term goals for Osborne were to remain loyal to his manifesto but also jettison those nonsensical parts of the manifesto that he had never intended to deliver, but had merely inserted to wrongfoot Labour or abandon in a negotiation with his expected Lib Dem partners.

Young people will be able to better insert themselves in a labour market when there's a real investment in quality education," he said.

Both methods could be useful to each other, or complementary as the Bishop score does not need any special equipment and uses digital examination which is required to induce labour (to insert a cervical ripening agent, rupture the membranes or separate them from the cervix) but TVUS can give additional information that may affect the course and management of the labour.

He shot workmen labouring to insert one in the ground: "I find that really poetic, like those Americans putting their flag up.

Labour needs to insert itself into the shifting story of national renewal in England, just as it attempted to do in Scotland and Wales.

To assess the safety and effectiveness of a transcervical Foley catheter compared to vaginal prostaglandin E2 inserts for term induction of labour.