Sentence examples for labour means from inspiring English sources

Of course "New Labour" means different things to different people.

But here there is much more room for doubt about whether Labour means what it says.

If Labour means business, let's see it where voters can hold them to account.

Being seen as "same old Labour" means the party cannot profit from the mistakes of the "same old Tories".

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said at the time: "We are seeking clarity as to what hard labour means in this context.

The often-fuzzy line between income from capital and labour means a large gap in relative tax rates breeds tax avoidance.

He does not want to buy more land; unreliable electricity and labour mean "it is too hard to manage".

Lottery money and a sympathetic Labour administration had made ambitious renovations almost commonplace, and the free admission introduced by Labour meant there was no shortage of visitors.

The embrace of free market nostrums under New Labour meant that the inequality arrived at after 18 years of Tory government not only remained intact, but grew.

"Brazilian consumption has been appropriated by imports," he said in announcing the tax.According to the National Carmakers Associationn, poor infrastructure and pricey credit and labour mean that making cars is 60% more expensive in Brazil than in China.

Farmhouses were replaced by factories, a process that reached its peak during the second world war, when shortages of milk and labour meant the production of many traditional cheeses was outlawed in favour of a handful of hard varieties.