Sentence examples for labor deputy from inspiring English sources

About 10,000 people attended a rain-drenched rally in Sydney addressed by the Labor deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek.

As Labor's Graham Perrett sat down after a speech urging the appointment of a Labor deputy, Bishop's delivery had all the hallmarks of a Dolores-style smiling put down, minus the pink suit.

A poll showing almost half of Australians surveyed want to ban Muslim immigration shows Australian leaders have not done enough to foster cohesion, the Labor deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, has said.

Labor deputy chair Sharon Claydon said while she had concerns that a government guarantee might allow some parents to shirk their payment responsibilities, the advantage of a guarantee would be to "take the emotion" out of the system.

The Labor deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, told ABC radio the opposition had "deep concerns" about the plebiscite and the cabinet position "doesn't allay any of those concerns, in fact it worsens them".

But despite those warnings the heat was taken out of Senate debate on Thursday morning when the Labor deputy leader in the Senate and shadow special minister of state, Don Farrell, confirmed the opposition would support the bill.

Mr. Herman, a Brooklyn resident, devoted himself to saving and creating manufacturing jobs, whether as president of the Garment Industry Development Corporation, a labor-management partnership, or as New York State's deputy labor commissioner.

The government has defended the decree, which still requires the approval of both houses of Parliament to become law, and Maria Cecilia Guerra, the deputy labor minister who led the task force that drafted the decree, said that beyond offering more protection for victims, the measures were intended "to increase awareness about domestic violence".

Seth D. Harris, who is deputy labor commissioner, had been a professor of employment law at New York Law School and served as the labor department's counsel under Secretary Alexis M. Herman during the Clinton administration.

"Wages are the unfinished business of this recovery," Chris Lu, US deputy labor secretary, said in September.

"Wages are the unfinished business of this recovery," said Chris Lu, US deputy labor secretary.