Sentence examples for labor twice from inspiring English sources

Decorated with graphics of garbage dumps and storm clouds, it's not the most interesting read unless you love hating on Labor, but it gives you a sense that next week's budget isn't going to be about making life easier for anyone, it's going to be about punishing us for electing Labor twice in a row.

According to the report, the doctor induced labor, tried twice to deliver the baby with forceps, and instead was forced to do an emergency Caesarean section.

At the Vesuvio meeting Bufalino told Sheeran that after Sheeran shot the labor leader twice behind his right ear, Hoffa's body was taken to a funeral parlor in Detroit for cremation.

For example, President Bush invoked an arcane labor act twice last year to avert airline strikes; the Justice Department blocked United Airlines' proposed buyout of US Airways in July; and the Transportation Department publishes monthly consumer reports that rate the various carriers.

On Tuesday, Mr. Clinton sought to begin patching up the rift the issue opened between the administration and labor by twice inviting John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., to join him tonight at a big Democratic fund-raiser here.

Indeed, many women come out of the paid labor force twice: once when young to look after children; and again later -- giving up careers to look after ageing parents.

The percentage of New Yorkers in labor unions is twice as high as the nationwide rate, a new study finds.

Unfortunately, Gonski's remarks did little to encourage Labor to think twice, and Bill Shorten probably wouldn't be listening anyway.

Urban labor incomes were twice rural labor incomes in 1995; they are now four times as high.

Threatened preterm labor was nearly twice as common among the cases as in the subcohort (p < 0.01).

That was nearly twice the labor costs incurred last February, when the system grappled with two smaller snowstorms in a span of two weeks.