Sentence examples for labour represented from inspiring English sources
Labour represented the people in the slums, but by opposing any reform that would help landlords they only made things worse.
The question now was whether New Labour represented the best available compromise between egalitarian ideals and an electorate that did not seem to have a high socialism count in its bloodstream.
The upshot was not a linear process of change in which the end result was de-skilled factory production and the homogenization of the condition of workers but rather a complex set of outcomes in which the relations of capital and labour represented a variegated division of power.
At the time he tweeted: "Why is it OK for a surgeon to perform a sex change operation, but not OK for a psychiatrist to try to 'turn' a consenting homosexual?" The Newark by-election is scheduled to take place on 5 June, with the Conservatives selecting Robert Jenrick to run and Labour represented by Michael Payne.
But Paul Kenny, leader of the GMB union, said Mr Blair was "disconnected" from the lives of the people that Labour represented.
Following the intervention, there was an increase in the use of IA during labour represented by a relative change of 12% (result not shown), with improved documentation of clinical findings from assessments, and a significant reduction in the risk of receiving an admission CTG RRR 0.75, 95% CI, 0.60 – 0.95, p = 0.016).
But, thanks to the shallow deposit, labour represents only 15% of its costs.
In the Miliband family's home borough of Islington, Labour represents 47 of the 48 wards.
My candidacy – not New Labour or old Labour but London Labour – represents the best opportunity to do that.
Labour represents around 70% of Japanese business costs: though hard on individuals who are sacked, the rise of non-regular workers has let firms cut costs fast.It is still difficult and expensive to lay off "regular" workers.
And the British Columbia Federation of Labour (representing 450,000 unionised workers in the province) began a huge campaign of publicity and rallies to persuade the government to change course.Few hold out much hope.
