Sentence examples for labour duties from inspiring English sources

But because he was a bricklayer he was assigned to manual labour duties and escaped an early death.

Many of the labour duties lords could compel from the local peasant communities became less useful over the period.

A Maya company from Sajkab'chen served as elite musketeers charged with rounding up forest Maya into the reducciones; this company was excused from heavy labour duties.

Lord Mandelson came to the prime minister's rescue today, saying it was Labour's "duty" to highlight what the Conservatives planned to cut.

He said there was "a progressive majority in the country," and that it was Labour's duty, as well as "in the national interest," to explore whether that could be translated into a new governing coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

Throwing her support behind Len McCluskey, the general secretary of Unite, who is pushing for an escalation of strikes in the runup to the next election, O'Grady said while the unions shared values with Labour, her duty was to union members and not Ed Miliband.

The CEmOC trainees were also included in the day-time labour ward duty roster and were also involved in routine teaching ward rounds in the maternity which were carried out by the hospital obstetric team thrice a week.

Conservative Party spokesman on Labour's stamp duty policy: "Coming from the people who crashed the housing market and repeatedly raised stamp duty, this won't distract from Ed Miliband's inability to say what deals he will make with the SNP to prop him up in Downing Street".

Labour's first duty is to oppose.

Tenants were also subject to forced labour and military duty for the state.

The recruitment of labour became the duty of the colonial state or its licensed agents.