Sentence examples for insignificant labour from inspiring English sources

Although savings through the household benefit cap are insignificant Labour has pledged to keep the policy, which is popular with many voters.

Much as they enjoy it, the party will really have arrived when the press realises that the average Lib Dem backbencher is just as insignificant as his Labour or Conservative counterparts.

The structural papers which consider food stamps find that they have small and insignificant negative effects on labour supplies.

However, the insignificant results of active labour market policy for the age group between 15 and 19 years are not plausible according to the literature.

Even if that labour is extremely insignificant, like moving scooters from your yard".

Nuttall said: "My ambition is not insignificant: I want to replace the Labour party and make Ukip the patriotic voice of working people".

Sugarcane production, supported by low-paying, seasonal labour, is now relatively insignificant, and Puerto Rico imports much of the molasses required for its important rum industry.

They use the U.S. Panel Study of Income Dynamics to estimate the effects on hours of work and participation and they find economically large, but statistically insignificant, negative effects on the probabilities of labour force participation.

We do not find any evidence that expecting to receive the SSS led to changes in labour-related decisions (see Table 6), private cash transfers (see Table 7) or expenditure (see Table 32 in Appendix 4 our estimated announcement and disbursement effects are all statistically insignificant and close to zero (especially for labour-related decisions and private cash transfers).

Labour, which dismissed the concessions as insignificant, opposed the judicial review clauses in the criminal justice and courts bill.

Given the extent of the crisis facing Labour, the fate of one individual is - relatively - insignificant.