Sentence examples for intake of labour from inspiring English sources

I made a point of listening to many of the new intake of Labour MPs and I found them just as alarmed as their more silvery colleagues.

Indeed, there is increasing dialogue between the "blue" school and members of the 2010 intake of Labour MPs and shadow ministers sometimes characterised as more "Blairite" by inclination, including the likes of Liz Kendall, Tristram Hunt and Stella Creasy.

However, Labour whips suggested that as much as 40% of the intake of Labour MPs at the 2010 election had rebelled by voting against the bill, apparently confirming that the parliamentary party had moved to the left during Ed Miliband's leadership.

Human Labour is accounted for the fraction of the energy intake of labouring people devoted to perform farm work, considering the local or external origin of their food basket.

Some prospective randomised trials have been designed to study the impact of sport drinks and carbohydrate intake on labour duration and outcome.

Speaking in parliament on the morning after the vote, the chancellor said there had been "a new intake of old Labour MPs" who were "dragging [the party] back to the 1980s".

To date five randomised controlled trials, in fewer than 1000 women, have evaluated the influence of calorific intake on outcome of labour.

The obstetric guideline of the American Society of Anaesthesiologists, published in 2007, states that "the oral intake of solids during labour increases maternal complications," and that "solid foods should be avoided in labouring patients".

Although there has been much debate on whether women should be allowed to eat and drink during labour, little scientific data are available on the effects of caloric intake on the course of labour.

Many of the new Labour intake of MPs are opposed to Trident.

He called the Labour intake of female MPs in 1997 "Stepford Wives" with chips in their brains to keep them on message.