Sentence examples for labour challenges from inspiring English sources

"Despite the fact that female farmers across all six profiled countries face these types of labour challenges, evidence on policies aiming to help women overcome these barriers is rare.

How much trouble is charming Rudd in after taking the Financial Times around her highly marginal constituency of Hastings & Rye (paywalled link), scene of recurring battles since 1066 – mostly against French raiders or Labour challenges?

The sense of besiegement by "foreigners" with hostile values has also intensified in Europe as globalised financial markets restrict nation-states' autonomy of action; globalised labour challenges dominant ideas of citizenship, national culture and tradition, and globalised terrorism provokes the curtailment of civil liberties and a draconian regime of surveillance.

Thatcher seems vulnerable to a Labour challenge, but is rock solid within her own party, having recently crushed a challenger.

If there's a specific labour challenge, we'll undertake a specific labour audit.

Labour challenged Hunt on Tuesday to agree to push through every one of them.

However, Labour challenged his numbers, citing what it called more reliable figures showing that people are still worse off.

Labour challenged the Treasury figures, and said such claims left Osborne looking out of touch with voters experience.

Proposed changes to Boris Johnson's Uxbridge seat could make the foreign secretary potentially vulnerable to a Labour challenge.

The party's task seems most difficult in those seats, such as Burnley, where the party is trying to head off a Labour challenge.

Last night Labour challenged Mr Cameron to sign up to a pledge to reduce the number who rely on food banks in the 2015-20 parliament.