Sentence examples for labour bringing from inspiring English sources

The use of local labour, bringing money and/or employment into the commune, seems to be the crux on which acceptance is won or withheld, at least in this area.

The answer has to be that the impression Benn's speech made was correct: this was really all about revealing the divisions inside Labour, bringing them to the surface – the death threats must be an added bonus (who could have imagined that socialist pacifists could be quite so violent?).

Perhaps more than any other policy, train de-privatisation would represent an easy win for Labour, bringing down costs for the public and reducing the deficit in the process.

The repeated questions may seem pointless to the respondents, who may not understand that the questions refer to different parts of labour, bringing about a feeling of being asked the same thing over and over again, ending up in no compliance.

When slavery was abolished in the 19th century, an "imperial re-allocation of labour" brought indentured labourers from Asia to replace enslaved labour.

Cheaper labour brings down production costs.

Labour brought a golden era to the arts after two decades of drought.

In its first term, Labour brought in the Countryside and Rights of Way Act.

Labour brought in independent treatment centres, mostly private, to cut long waiting lists, which they did.

If that occurs there will be claims that Labour brought disaster on itself.

If Labour brings in votes at 16, it should make first-time voting compulsory as a quid pro quo.