Sentence examples for labour network from inspiring English sources

Rescued by the Nobel peace prize winner Kailash Satyarthi, she then pursued her education, became a young leader in the Global March Against Child Labour network, and when I met her was establishing the Nepalese national commission on child labour.

Take the newly created English Labour Network, whose aim of fostering a sense of national community in tune with Labour values is fundamentally laudable, but whose key figures are doing little to inspire confidence.

The group, which includes the former cabinet secretary John Denham and MPs Jon Cruddas, Liam Byrne and Shabana Mahmood, are launching the English Labour Network to try to address what they claim is a major problem for the party.

By this afternoon, after a day of strange calm, Labour networks had worked the phones and were worried.

It is no coincidence that the most resonant moment of Labour's otherwise calamitous 2010 election campaign was Gordon Brown's address not to a trade union audience but to Citizens UK, an alt-labour network.

Despite the name, the alliance is not linked to Momentum, the Labour grassroots network established by Mr Corbyn's supporters after his victory.

Alexander Solzhenitsyn, a towering figure in Soviet Russia whose Gulag Archipelago and other works revealed the full extent of Stalin's labour camp network, has died at the age of 89.

So this qualifies as important and urgent for Ed Miliband, and it is against that backdrop that the Labour Black Network unveils its latest "manifesto for change" at party conference this week.

Labour Black Network launched a "manifesto for change" at the Labour conference in Manchester.

The Labour Black Network says the party has "forgotten" the work done by black MPs and activists.

If parliament reflected the diversity of the British population there would be 36 Black MPs, the Labour Black Network says, but there are currently just nine.