Sentence examples for labor holding from inspiring English sources

The two parties are separated by a razor-thin margin in the current Parliament, with Labor holding 72 seats against the coalition's 73 seats.

The two main parties are separated by a razor-thin margin in the current Parliament, with Labor holding 72 seats against the coalition's 73.

The deal also included provisions against wildlife trafficking and child labor, holding countries such as Vietnam and Malaysia to higher standards.

There are 11 Labor held seats where the betting market prices the probability of Labor wins at less than 25%.

Labor held office for the first time, under premier James McGowen in 1910.

Labor held an overwhelming majority in the Senate and Cook aimed to break that stranglehold.

The two professors found that the decline of organized labor held down wages in union and nonunion workplaces alike.

The plan clearly reflects Bloom's view that labor holds equal or even higher moral standing than other creditors of an insolvent company.

The Kensico dam, completed at a cost of more than $15 million with mostly Italian and German immigrant labor, holds back about 30 billion gallons of water.

Labor held the seat of Mount Isa for 23 years before Katter won it in 2012 and retained it at last week's election.

Political analysts pointed out that at the equivalent stage of the 1992 Parliament, Labor held a 33-point lead over the Tories and still did not manage to defeat them in the next election.