Sentence examples for labour deficit from inspiring English sources

Although high unemployment resulted from the collapse of communism, in the 1990s, as the number of people who migrated increased, a labour deficit arose in certain sectors of the economy, such as construction, agriculture, tourism, mechanical processing, and the clothing industry.

Mr Clegg, who made his pitch on the same morning as Ukip launched its manifesto, said it was vital that his party was part of the next government to "stop it lurching off to the extremes" of Conservative deficit reduction or Labour deficit reduction.

Under Labour, deficit reduction would mainly mean higher taxes, not reduced spending.

And Labour's deficit reduction bill (actually, the Fiscal Responsibility Act) set a deficit reduction target, not a spending limit.

Labour's deficit reduction plan is critically different from that of the Tories.

Labour accepted deficit reduction, the broad mix of the economy and was squarely moderate on Europe, immigration and defence.

Lower public spending "Public spending is increasing and the coalition's cuts do not scratch the surface of Labour's deficit.

Jack Collins Edinburgh Please no more dubious "red lines" from Nick Clegg Nick Cleggg: we would prevent Tory cuts or reduce Labour's deficit, 28 April).

So finishing the job means sticking to our course until we've paid off all of Labour's deficit, not just some of it.

From "Labour's deficit" to "benefit scroungers" we have let the Tories have their own way in every part of the debate, because we were frightened that if we said what we felt we would lose the middle ground.

In Westminster, Liam has been asked to do some of the hardest jobs in government - in the Home Office, Downing Street and HM Treasury, creating the UK Border Agency, reorganising No 10 for Gordon Brown, and drawing up Labour's deficit reduction plan for Alistair Darling.