Sentence examples for labour land from inspiring English sources

The authors want rapid liberalisation of areas that remain heavily regulated, notably labour, land and education.

Inputs should include all inputs – capital, seeds, chemicals, machinery, fossil fuels, labour, land and water.

The road out of poverty, it says, must be linked to Africa's endowment of abundant cheap labour, land and minerals.

Beef production has become highly scientific and efficient because of the high cost of labour, land, feed, and money.

In the 1945 Labour land slide, Longford - then Frank Pakenham - stood for Oxford, but was defeated by Quintin Hogg, later Lord Hailsham.

There was palpable relief in Labour land when the phone hacking trial verdicts put the spotlight back on to Mr Cameron and his decision to take Andy Coulson into Downing Street with him in 2010.

A labour-intensive monocrop that once relied on slavery, it has more recently encompassed child labour, land-grabs and the displacement of communities (pdf).

David Cameron and George Osborne are bent on an austerity far harsher even than Thatcher's, heading for a size of state permanently below anything she dared, yet Labour lands no blows, makes no headway.

Remember the mantra: don't tax labour, tax land.

Such super-specific argots are born of hard, long labour on land and at sea.

India's other big constraints, its cumbersome labour and land laws, should be easier to fix.