Sentence examples for labour alignment from inspiring English sources

Since its founding, the Israel Labour Party has usually formed a Labour Alignment (Ma'arach) with Mapam, a left-wing Zionist and socialist party.

It rejoined Mapai in a "Labour Alignment" in 1965 and then joined in the founding of the Israel Labour Party three years later.

Mr Murphy has set his sights on winning the votes of Scottish independence supporters at the general election, insisting Labour's temporary alignment with the Tories and the Liberal Democrats under the "Better Together" banner during the referendum campaign was over.

Mr Clegg's announcement brings his party into closer alignment with Labour, which says staff at academies and free schools should have qualified status.

Students frequently make higher education decisions in a vacuum, leading to high dropout rates and poor skills alignment with emerging labour market opportunities.

The second is Labour would aim to stay in alignment on the rules and regulations of the single market, so de facto in the single market.

A labour strategy emerged out of the progressive alignment between these goals and an appropriate pattern of practices for the management of computer users, one at variance with strategic intentions founded on a smooth integration of technical and work systems.

After all, he put an end to an earlier alignment that had promised his party power with the New Labour government, as arranged by his predecessor, Paddy Ashdown.

Ms Sarwar added that a lot of Labour activists she knew felt "betrayed" by the party's close alignment with the Conservatives during the often frenetic efforts to keep the Union together.

Great Britain has had two successive two-party alignments: Conservative and Liberal prior to 1914 and Conservative and Labour since 1935.

Several advantages have been claimed for nonrecumbent labour, thanks to "gravity effect" on uterine perfusion, on contractions effectiveness, and on fetal alignment to the pelvic angles and diameters [ 18].