Sentence examples for labour exists from inspiring English sources
Nobody, perhaps out of kindness, queried the premise of the motion – to ask if "Corbyn's Labour" exists or will go on existing.
This reservoir of labour exists in addition to the unemployed.
Child labour exists more in that kind of setting than anywhere else".
So, as elsewhere in China, traditional and taxing physical labour exists side-by-side with the most modern equipment.
The US State Department has estimated that forced labour exists in nine countries producing 65% of the world's cotton, including China, India and Uzbekistan.
Their agricultural cycle determines the rhythm of life, and a strict division of labour exists between men and women in the agricultural process.
Examples of debt slavery, indentured servitude, peonage, and other forms of forced labour exist around the world and throughout history, but the boundaries between them can be difficult to define (see slavery).
The basic principles of New Labour existed in the post-war socialist revisionism of Anthony Crosland.
McDonnell was keen to tell me that this was how Labour existed at its birth; "We have to transform Labour into a social movement, as it was when it was founded," citing the success of squatters, occupiers, and widespread followers that led to the development of social housing in the UK.
Tackling inequality is why the Labour party exists.
