Sentence examples for labour environment from inspiring English sources

Not true, says Nigel Stanley, now of the TUC but once adviser to Labour environment spokesman Bryan Gould.

It has concerns the deal will undermine labour, environment and consumer standards, and allow multinationals to crush local firms.

Sometime in the dim and distant 1970s I attended a housing conference chaired by the then Labour Environment chief Peter Shore.

Mary Creagh, the Labour environment spokesperson, said: "It's clear that the Tories are increasingly out of touch with anyone who cares about the countryside.

Michael Meacher, a former Labour environment secretary who received private letters from Charles about policy, called for a new system of transparency around his correspondence with ministers when he becomes king to "remove public suspicion from the process".

Martin explains that another key aspect is "working with SMEs and social enterprises to help them develop their ability to comply with our sustainability expectations of suppliers with regards to labour, environment, ethics and H&S standards.

"There will be more wars around water and energy, so we need labour and environment walking hand in hand".

Barry Gardiner, Labour's environment minister, said: "Once again we see this government's failure to implement proper science.

The labour and environment side accords never amounted to much, merely obliging each NAFTA country to respect its own laws.

These agreements also include new rules on labour and environment standards that African businesses are likely to find difficult to meet, further affecting participation in global supply chains.

In a Commons debate in February on government plans to sell off forests, Mary Creagh, Labour's environment spokeswoman, stole the mantle of protector of rural interests on behalf of Labour.