Sentence examples for labour pressure from inspiring English sources

He predicted Theresa May would be forced to drop her plans for bringing in new grammar schools under Labour pressure.

They founded the "Conservative Friends of Azerbaijan", which has 25 Tory parliamentarians in it and they've also donated to the Labour pressure group Progress.

For another, she is a member of Progress, which described itself until a year ago as "the New Labour pressure group".

And the idea of a referendum – whether staged by Labour, or the coalition under Labour pressure – conveniently happens to delight large, still powerful swaths of the media.

Two Labour pressure groups backed by Lord Sainsbury have been fined for accepting donations from him when he was not on the electoral register.

Many, such as the Institute for Government thinktank, and the New Labour pressure group, Progress, argued the French model was one that Labour should consider.

Oscillating migration has diluted community and organised labour pressures on mine management to reduce dust levels and control disease and has enabled mining companies to limit disease-associated costs, thereby reducing the financial incentive to control dust and disease.

Here, only the face is pressurized, and the tunnel proper operates in free air thus avoiding the high costs of labour under pressure.

Labour piled pressure on him on Wednesday by indicating that it would vote in favour of expansion if Cameron made a swift decision.

The Sunday Telegraph said it had seen documents suggesting, it alleged, that Labour put pressure on the CQC before the 2010 election to restore public confidence in the NHS.

Not being most people myself though, I found myself ensconced in the drab 60s breezeblock surroundings of London University's Institute of Education the day before yesterday for the annual conference of Compass, the internal Labour party pressure group which positions itself leftwards of the leadership.