Sentence examples for labour division from inspiring English sources
The Prime Minister continued to touch on Labour division and resentment throughout – and unfortunately, there's an instance where he's right.
But we think that practical implementation of joint actions and labour division still remain our tasks," Mr Lavrov said.
During the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 45), Hillman served in the National Recovery Administration, the Office of Production Management, and the War Production Board's labour division.
Importantly, for issues related to sexual dimorphism, labour division, gamete production and drug target discovery, 197 transcripts demonstrated a gender-biased pattern of gene expression in the adult schistosome, greatly extending the number of sex-associated genes.
When these separate factors were more or less clearly deduced and established, economic systems were evolved which from simple concepts, such as labour, division of labour, demand, exchange-value, advanced to categories like State, international exchange and world market.
Just like modernity is a concept that belies the phenomenon that it refers to, ELSI is not captured by simple descriptions such as 'downstream', 'consequence-oriented', 'affirmative'comfortableble' and 'under a clear labour division with technoscience'.
I offer you my attempt to delineate the five Labour divisions that matter at the moment.
The vote on Trident's successor in April will expose Labour divisions (Getty) Prime Minister Corbyn could please the SNP by removing nuclear warheads from Faslane in Scotland.
Labour divisions have burst into the open once again as two shadow ministers hinted that they would resign if Jeremy Corbyn succeeded in dropping Labour's support for renewing the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
The Conservative government has had "a field day" amid Labour divisions, Jeremy Corbyn has said in a Guardian interview, while insisting he believes the party could win a snap general election.
Speaking at her party's women's conference on Saturday, Harman will argue that even at the height of Labour divisions three decades ago, when hard left groups were kicked out of the party, female politicians stuck together.
