Sentence examples for labour persisted from inspiring English sources

(This racial ill feeling in the ranks of urban labour persisted into the second half of the 20th century).

If the company really wanted to, it could find ways around it anyway; and, if Labour persisted, then it might simply abandon some part of its UK operations.

Yet child labour persists.

More than half of the world's slaves are bonded labourers and the products made by them permeate the global economy.Q: So why does it persist today?A: Bonded labour persists due to a plethora of forces: poverty, caste-based bias, corruption, social apathy.

To rub home the need for urgent and sometimes unpopular decisions, Mr Blair also used a Guardian-sponsored debate to warn that the middle classes will abandon key public services - threatening to drive down standards in schools and hospitals - unless Labour persists with radical reforms of the way they function.

Although the study groups were matched, and adjustment for the matching factors revealed no residual confounding, the risk of confounding by unknown factors related to women's choice of care in labour persists.

Labour unrest persisted, however, over high inflation and the recruitment of some 2,500 Filipino workers to build the mine and smelter complexes.

Unstable labour will persist; flexibility will increase; wages will stagnate.

Despite our close matching of study groups and adjustment for matching factors, residual confounding and confounding by unknown factors related to women's choice of care in labour may persist.

Kezia Dugdale (Labour deputy leader) persisted, once more.

Yet there is evidence it has stubbornly persisted in Labour areas characterised by diversity, such as Tower Hamlets and Bradford.