Sentence examples for labour number from inspiring English sources
"It's the same old Tories," cried Mr Miliband, belting out an old Labour number to cheers from those behind him.
Two variables were selected as inputs in this study: i) labour (number of employees) and ii) capital (fixed assets), with the following five variables as outputs: i) cargo throughput, ii) net income, iii) turnover, iv) ships handled, and v) market share.
In addition, data on staffing required during labour (number of midwives and time required from each midwife for care provided during labour) will be collected.
* Labour: number of hours/year; Capital, Brochures and Software: number of items; Land: total m2 or hours rented; Telephone: number of calls; Overhead and Medical visit: number of medical visits.
Mr Miliband sought to stir up trouble within the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition, accusing the Lib Dems of betraying their progressive heritage.As Labour number-crunchers pored over the budget, the opposition homed in on clauses freezing pensioners' tax allowances, a money-saving change that will leave millions of older people worse off in real terms.
Yet although Lord Richard is at pains to deny rumours that he plans to pack the House with Labour peers, the government is openly planning to top up Labour numbers to match the Tories.
Although the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, claimed that 75 per cent of his party's grassroots members backed his own opposition to extending the UK bombing campaign, the responses analysed by Labour numbered less than 1900.
One unionist Scottish secretary, Walter Elliott, accused his Labour opposite number of being unable to turn on a gas fire without permission from the leadership in London.
Tory support fell to 37%, down 6 points from a month earlier, while Labour's number rose to 36%, up four.
In Warwickshire North, Labour's number one target, the Tories increased their slender 54 majority to 2,977.
