Sentence examples for labour preference from inspiring English sources
It wasn't; actually New Labour was in many ways a mutation of a consistent Labour preference for top-down, collectivist centralising and, in some cases, downright authoritarian responses.
Labour's preference in opposition for impugning the motives of Conservatives – as if they are incapable of compassion – hasn't raised the tone of debate.
It also implies that means-testing will remain part of Labour's preferences and that the coalition will face hard choices.
Discrete choice experiments have become a popular study design to study the labour market preferences of health workers.
We searched for discrete choice experiments that examined the labour market preferences of health workers, including doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, mid-level and community health workers.
We reasoned that care providers in a women-centred maternity care system, which is how the Dutch care context is described in the literature [ 46], would be more sensitive to childbearing women's labour pain preferences or attitudes, in comparison to the bio-medical oriented, more hospital-centred Belgian system.
He said Clegg "had made clear his hostility to Labour and his preference to side with the Tories in a coalition if this arises.
Why should a Labour government give preference to insurance companies over individuals who accept that the risk of investing on their own - and, shamefully, feel entitled to the rewards?
Faced with persistently high unemployment, an increasingly integrated world capital market and a rapid loss of competitive position to Japan, European governments gradually abandoned their attempts at bargained national accommodation with organized labour and gave preference to supply-side policies of competitive restructuring.
Although differing among primary pre-labour caesareans, maternal preference caesarean was reported at a low frequency by women in both countries (less than 1% of births).
He did not rule out continuing to use some private providers, referring instead to his preference for Labour's previous policy of giving the NHS "preferred bidder" status when bidding for contracts.
