Sentence examples for labour provide from inspiring English sources

First, as companies and consumers around the world cut costs and trade down, the emerging giants' low-cost production models, based on cheap local labour, provide even more of an advantage.

GPs are private contractors, and independently run treatment centres, introduced by Labour, provide around 5% of elective surgery requiring short hospital stays.Last year cash-strapped Hinchingbrooke in Cambridgeshire became the first general hospital to be run by a for-profit health group, Circle, signalling that the private sector might well save others from closure.

Labour provides the best hope for starting to tackle the turbulent issues facing us.

On the contrary, the nature of wage labour provides a basis for the expression of a very different politics.

In Brussels, Labour provides two high-flying Dutchmen: Mr Dijsselbloem, who is president of the euro group of finance ministers, and Frans Timmermans, a deputy president of the European Commission.

(Social parasitism is a condition where a parasitizing ant species depends upon the labour provided by a host ant species within the context of a mixed-species colony).

Capping this humiliation, Labour provided the election night's second story, after the Labour MP for Islington, Emily Thornberry, tweeted a photograph of a terraced house draped in St George's Cross flags with the sneering caption "Image from Rochester".

But Labour's commitment on schools was only until 2013, and since Labour provided no details of how its planned cuts were to be delivered, we have no assurance that even this would have been honoured in government.

Nick Clegg uses every opportunity to say that his party would cut less than the Tories and borrow less than Labour, providing a government of the former with heart and a government of the latter with back bone.

This was Da Yu who, after years of strenuous labour, provided outlets to the sea through dredging, with the aid of dragons, thus making the world suitable for human habitation.

If hiring labour provides the freedom to pursue diversification, then it should be viewed as positive.