Sentence examples for labour money from inspiring English sources

Sir Christopher Evans, one of the businessmen who had lent Labour money, said he was glad it was all over.

It has also landed the government in trouble for trying to give peerages to people who lent Labour money.

The member states of Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda hope their common market will promote freer movement of labour, money and services, and maybe eventually the adoption of a common currency.

The essential facts were known last year, when The Independent on Sunday broke the story that some of those nominated by Blair for peerages had secretly lent Labour money.

Such groups are supposed to register as political committees with the Federal Election Commission (FEC)—but this makes them ineligible for corporate and labour money, as well as for individual donations over $5,000.Most 527s would qualify easily as political committees.

Immense resources – land, material, time, labour, money, energy – have been invested in their realization.

Labour poured money into education, but all that money – a 5% increase per year in real terms from 1999 to 2010 – didn't turn into jobs.

Labour spent money like drunks on a Friday night, he says.

When a company pays over the odds for labour, the money comes straight out of its owners' pockets.

The village pledged land, labour, and money for a college, and Beloit College was founded there in 1846.

Labour poured money into deprived areas hoping that this would reduce health inequality, but the results were disappointing.