Sentence examples for labour around the from inspiring English sources

But this means a lot more than just marrying capital in the territory with cheap labour around the region.

If I were ruthlessly ambitious I would have pursued a different course, like all the other Reds who joined Labour around the same time as me.

"This sheer size reinforced the gradual dilution of social and political accountability of large corporations to national constituencies and labour around the world," it said.

Bambuti also supply much needed labour around the times of planting and harvest, and they provide ritual and curative functions regarded as crucial by the villagers.

Looking more broadly, it is hard to see how the steady increase in skilled labour around the world benefits UK workers.

There are estimated to be more than 115 million children involved in hazardous labour around the world and often living away from home making them vulnerable to abuse and further exploitation.

Some 1,500 workers at Luzhniki have been labouring around-the-clock and the stadium's reconstruction will be finished next year, Akhmadiyev said, adding that 86,000 of a planned 101,000 cubic metres of concrete had already been laid.

Workers are labouring around the clock to complete facilities and accommodation.

Some 20,000 workers are labouring around the clock to build a second terminal and runway for the city's airport.

Instead they laboured around the ring, avoiding head punches and mostly tapping at each other's stomachs.

Since last September, a crew of 650 men has laboured around the local streets and countryside, cleaning schools, homes and farms.