Sentence examples for labour saves from inspiring English sources

That is the difference between what Labour saves from not going ahead with this government's planned 1p in the pound cut in the main rate of corporation tax and what it will spend on freezing business rates for smaller businesses.

"The NHS was built by Labour, saved by Labour and will only be safe in the hands of the next Labour government".

A labour saving technological innovation may be loathed by those losing jobs, but disinterested third parties are likely to see the economic shift as justly rewarding invention.

"My reading of the evidence so far," he says, "is that there will be less job creating and ever-greater labour saving.

Even today, the amount of labour saved by pre-prepared templates is substantial: but as artificial intelligence improves, the need for a human lawyer in the vast majority of cases will shrink substantially.

Material deposition in the tool is only one of a string of labour intensive processes in the manufacture of a large wind turbine blades and a holistic automated blade manufacturing approach is perhaps required to see the true labour saving benefits.

Smaller laboratories that do not have access to such labour saving devises would obviously incur greater labour and capital costs per test than the Cardiff laboratory.

Other Filipino women suggested that migration resulted in significantly different lifestyles, undertaking less physical activity due to increased reliance on private transport, domestic labour saving devices and in-house access to water.

For example, many suggested that in their birth country there was less reliance on cars; water was derived through water pumps located some distance from the home; homes had bare floors that required sweeping daily; and there was less access to labour saving devices such as vacuum cleaners and washing machines.

They felt that GM crops may have the potential to improve their food production and the nutritional quality of their diets but that their development should not take precedence over other interventions including access to other labour saving technologies and improved provision and access to medical services.

Where such devices were used, they were usually 'do it yourself' (DIY); household labour saving devices or simplified, commercial versions of electronic household products such as landline or mobile telephones; My mum's got (a mobile phone) and I have difficulty with that 'cause all her mobile phones were like tiny little buttons.