Sentence examples for labor figure from inspiring English sources

Albanese did not speak out against the provisions during the recent parliamentary debate – the only Labor figure to do so was the West Australian backbench MP Melissa Parke.

Perhaps the final note of ambiguity could be left to Kevin Rudd – a Labor figure who did manage to beat Howard three years after Latham's attempt.

Another Labor figure, Barry Sheerman, said Britain's top universities took half their students from private schools attended by 7percentt of high school scholars.

Albanese did not speak out against them during the recent legislative debate – only one Labor figure did, the West Australian backbench MP Melissa Parke.

One senior Labor figure told Guardian Australia on Thursday evening: "This is Bill's first big mistake, and this one is a six-year mistake".

Mr. Mandelson also became the principal target of Conservatives looking for a Labor figure with more public vulnerability than Mr. Blair, who continues to enjoy record approval ratings.

Even with the downward revisions in the labor figures, the current level of job creation is greater than would typically be expected from a weak economy.

Indeed, although New Jersey's labor figures recently brightened somewhat, about 260,100 workers in the state remain without jobs while unemployment hovers at 5.9percentt, in a period termed confusingly by economists as a "jobless recovery".

One of the more surprising findings to emerge from the state labor figures was that the Bronx, widely seen as the city's most economically backward borough, actually showed the strongest growth in recent years.

With the global economy on a knife's edge, and labor figures on Friday very likely to show mounting American job losses, the financial markets, foreign leaders and even the Bush administration are looking to Mr. Obama for signs of how he will manage the crisis.

Although the labor figures are considered to be a lagging indicator, the current turnaround is expected to be "jobless," and the unemployment rate isn't expected to meaningfully drop at least until the second half of 2010.