Sentence examples for labour operate from inspiring English sources

May says other countries in the EU agree on the need to change the way the rules about the free movement of labour operate.

There is somehow something different about the way the Conservatives and Labour operate, and it isn't reducible to our old friend, class (for it both to be so and the principle to apply in the McBride case, working class people would have to behave worse than other-class people, which simply isn't true: in any event, Labour is no longer a working class party).

Costs for microbial lipid production include the cost of the raw materials (chosen substrates), costs of the fermentation process (monitoring, control, labour, operating costs) and downstream processing costs.

Capitalism requires a layer of cheap, flexible labour to operate optimally.

Jones made it clear within the debating chamber and outside it that Labour would operate in a new way in this fifth assembly.

Capital costs include the costs of land, guideways, structures, stations, and rolling stock (vehicles); operating costs include labour to operate the vehicles, maintain the system, and manage the enterprise; energy; replacement parts; and liability costs (or insurance).

While the nation stripped the cities of their remaining pretensions to political and economic independence (heretofore symbolized in their walls and tariff barriers), it created larger systems of interdependence in which territorial division of labour could operate.

I recently heard the shadow secretary of state for education, Tristram Hunt, say that if elected Labour would operate a "purchaser-provider" model to decide who will run schools.

Being aware that firms and the labour force operate in a competitive environment, governments take on an active role in supporting initiatives that contribute to the maintenance of existing economic competitive edges, exploration of new production niches and development of human resources.

The current global economic crisis underscores the research need to consider how national and international labour markets operate and determine levels of population health [ 4].

At the heart of the debate, there has been a pervasive "post-truth" narrative that Labour governments operated an open-door immigration policy – one that they maintain in opposition today.