Sentence examples for labour ability from inspiring English sources

We used, instead, the percentage of the population who have partly or totally lost their labour ability due to mental or physical diseases.

In setting up conditions of production the capitalist purchases the worker's labour power — his ability to labour — for the day.

The future, not just for the Blair-Brown relationship, but also for Labour's ability to win power, may well depend on how determined Mr Brown is to rein them in.

These responses indicate that even if people could be willing to pay or contribute labour, their ability to pay or work prohibit them from expressing their preferences if they had average income and ability to work.

Similarly, Miliband might also note that the public had little faith in Labour's ability to manage immigration but still voted the party to power in 1964.

However, the bit he cares about most is Labour's ability to keep on winning elections.

It depends too on Labour's ability to seize the public imagination and hold it – much still to do there.

At the moment, they are sceptical about the Coalition's claims of economic recovery, but are dubious about Labour's ability to do any better.

This Bill is an ideological attempt to restrict the trade-union and Labour movements' ability to advance or defend the interests of ordinary people and their families.

It casts serious doubt on Labour's ability to make and implement difficult foreign-policy decisions in future, for example over Iran.

He stands accused of misrepresenting the fiscal plight that the victor of next year's general election will face, and Labour's ability to continue raising public spending.