Sentence examples for labour act from inspiring English sources

This Labour act extended the powers of the state.

"Amendment to Child Labour Act leaves issues unaddressed," The Hindu, November 24 , 2015

"This is against the minimum wage act of 1948, the bonded labour act of 1976, the interstate migrant workers act of 1979.

In another recent development, India's upper house of parliament on July 19 passed an amendment to India's Child Labour Act that legalizes several forms of child work in "family businesses," widely criticized as permission for dangerous child labor.

The bill was presented last year as a way of improving a previous Labour act and is purportedly designed to remove some of the burden of regulation that weighs on British business and costs billions of pounds every year.

The pooled budget and joint commissioning board - with representation divided equally between the two services - was in full operation before the recent Labour Act that is promoting social care trusts for elderly patients even began its passage through parliament.

Lady Warsi, the Conservative chair, said Labour acted as if faith was confined to "oddities, foreigners and minorities".

On the other hand, when Labour acts out of principle on foreign policy – as it did on Syria and the EU budget – it faces charges of cynicism.

Patrick Diamond, a former Downing Street policy adviser to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, said Britain's return to growth and an expected rise in wages next year would hand George Osborne the "trump card" unless Labour acts quickly.

No doubt Morgan Stanley and other major equity holders will be dismayed if Labour acts to save UK companies from themselves through corporate governance regulations and tax rules less based on a fantasy of the neoclassical firm than those of the Conservatives.

Labour acted against him following a number of TV interviews, including one in which he accused Tony Blair and President Bush of acting "like wolves" in invading Iraq.