Sentence examples for labour implemented from inspiring English sources

The market reforms that Labour implemented have made it possible for hospitals to identify savings easily.

Then, days after the election, Labour implemented it, even though Gordon Brown had not announced this during the campaign.

Faced with such data, the South African Department of Labour implemented the National Programme for the Elimination of Silicosis (7).

Cooperation with IPEC (International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour) implemented by the ILO is deemed particularly important.

In similar vein, Shami Chakrabarti's recommendation that Labour implement training on antisemitism is welcome.

Section 28 will probably be repealed when Labour implements other local-government reforms promised in its manifesto, perhaps in the next 18 months.These alterations will be symbolically important for gay equality, but little else.

While Holyrood set the bar on gender balance in 1999, its inaugural year, with almost 40% of the newly appointed MSPs being women, initial enthusiasm resulted in one-off or inconsistently applied gender policies, with only Labour implementing strong quota measures in all Scottish parliamentary elections since.

The Labour launch, however, was buffeted by the Institute of Fiscal Studies, which published an analysis of Labour tax and spending that showed Labour had implemented net tax increases since 1997 that will cost families £31.1bn this year (worth £970 a family) and almost half as much again – a total of £45.4bn (£1,420 a year) – by 2014-15.

Tax The four leading banks promised to abide by the UK code of practice, a document originally drawn up by Labour but implemented by the coalition.

"The reality is that the systems the Labour government implemented were failures," he said, "whereas this will succeed and change many people's lives".

On the other hand, Labour has implemented about a third of the programme of constitutional reform advocated in these pages in the 1990s.