Sentence examples for labour errors from inspiring English sources

Though Ed Miliband has been happy to admit past Labour errors on Murdoch and other matters, his appetite for political fratricide may be sated.

The list of Labour errors offered by Balls included "the 75p pension rise, we did not do enough to get all employers to train, we should have adopted tougher controls on migration from eastern Europe, we did not spend every pound of public money well.

Health Secretary Hunt is doing OK overall so far and I do not share the conspiracy theory that he is trying to blame past Labour errors – notably the over-generous 2004 GP contract, which damaged out-of-hours services – for whatever goes wrong now.

An archetypal New Labour error was built into the whole under-fives programme.

Quality assurance indicates that fields used in our study have fewer than 2% errors, except estimated gestation (error 8%) and induction of labour (error 7%).

Miliband's refusal to acknowledge Labour's errors before 2010 drew audible gasps from the BBC Question Time audience a week before polling day.

To circumvent the labour intensive, error prone manual assignment of individual compounds to specific compound classes such as realized in MeSH or ChEBI, efforts have been made to automatically classify compounds through the structural definition of compound classes and the concomitant use of a structural search engine for executing the classification.

Generating such descriptions by hand is labour-intensive, error-prone and uninspiring.

Introduced by Jacques de Vaucanson and Joseph-Marie Jacquard, the punched cards programmed the mechanical drawboy, saving labour and eliminating errors.

Across the polls there appear to have been at least three errors: Labour significantly underperformed compared with expectations set by polls.

This was Labour's cardinal error.