Sentence examples for labour lay from inspiring English sources

Such forums cannot abolish the division of intellectual labour – lay people don't suddenly become experts – but they can make discussion between experts and non-experts more equal.

A painful labour lies ahead.

October 2, 2009 Greenhalgh hits back at "Labour lies" in an article for Conservative Home.

A central failure for New Labour lies in the fact that relations between the public and the state seem even more distant and suspicious.

To the left of Labour lie the Zionist leftists (more willing to compromise on land), the communists (who emphasise equality among Arabs and Jews) and a spectrum of smaller Arab parties (nationalists and Islamists).

The stood in an ignoble tradition stretching from the forged Zinoviev letter of the 1920s to the fictional "12 Labour lies" used to undermine the Labour party of Neil Kinnock 70 years later.

But McEvoy seeks to continue to challenge Labour by printing news about the latest "Labour lies" in his own newsletter which he tells constituents, the party group did it to try and "damage him before the election".

Most ministers are arguing that the solution for Labour lies in staying steady under fire, remaining close to voters' concerns over the economy, and doing more to put over a moral, rather than bureaucratic vision of the government.

"The full significance of this for Labour lies in the fact that it must win 27 seats in the south to gain a majority of one on a uniform national swing," he wrote in a blog post for the New Statesman.

He said: "There are a lot of Labour lies about Charing Cross Hospital.

"The long-term solution for eliminating child labour lies in reducing poverty, promoting access to employment, improving the quality of education and expanding access to schooling for disadvantaged groups," said Ms. Meunier.