Sentence examples for labour improved from inspiring English sources

Labour improved their position at the 1903 election, gaining enough seats to be on par with the other two, a legislative time colloquially known as the "three elevens".

The use of partogram for monitoring labour improved from 75% (257/343) to 91% (68/75 p=0.00303) from the initial audit to the re-audit respectively.

66 Interventions that provided continuous support during labour improved maternal satisfaction and health outcomes, but the effects appeared to vary with the type of providers.

Economics indeed became known as the "dismal science," because economists, from David Ricardo to Karl Marx, could see little likelihood of the condition of labour improving under capitalism.

The only realistic means of resisting or reversing this lies at the highest political level and, with Labour improving in the polls, the party's messages on the NHS are now taking on huge significance.

For sure, Labour has improved greatly since 1992.

Labour has improved it, if at exorbitant cost.

Fairness is helping young people get a foot on the housing ladder, with Labour's improved shared-ownership mortgage plan.

The current round of asset buying, aimed at keeping long-term interest rates low in order to stimulate borrowing, was launched in September with a promise that it would be sustained until the labour market improved substantially.

"Labour vastly improved the quality of school food after Jamie Oliver's important campaign".

Stapling the mother's antenatal patient record to the baby's Road To Health Card on discharge from the labour ward improved the data transfer to 80% because the Western Cape antenatal card clearly indicates maternal HIV status.