Sentence examples for labour business from inspiring English sources

But not so – sadly for Labour business spokesman Chuka Umunna and his disconsolate cohorts.

Lord Hutton, a former Labour business secretary, said: "Labour is facing a very deep crisis and can no longer exist to appeal to a diminishing trade union vote.

Menem's moderate Peronist program called for a free-market economy with lower tariffs, based on a wage-price pact between labour, business, and government.

The former Labour business minister Pat McFadden became one of the first Labour figures to defend the principle of work experience.

In 1974 she formed a coalition of more than 100 church, labour, business and women's organisations to campaign for full employment.

Hutton, a former Labour business secretary, said: "Labour is facing a very deep crisis and can no longer exist to appeal to a diminishing trade union vote.

The focus of the environmentalist protest was nuclear power, and the movement was directed especially at German labour, businesses, and politicians, all of whom enthusiastically endorsed its use, particularly after the sharp rise in oil prices in 1973.

As chair of the Labour backbench business committee and as a member of the House of Commons business select committee, he is pushing the economic regeneration of South Yorkshire.

Employment status was categorised as employed (full-time salaried job), semi-employed (wage based labour, small business or employed aboard), and unemployed (agricultural, housewife, or jobless).

Labour shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna expressed concerns over job security for AstraZeneca staff.

Mr Pessina, who is chief executive of Boots' parent company Walgreen Boots Alliance, questioned Labour's business credentials in the Sunday Telegraph, suggesting a Labour government would "not be helpful for business nor the country".