Sentence examples for labour state from inspiring English sources

Manchester has two great strengths, believes Balshaw: Long-term, strong and stable leadership (the occasionally criticised one-party Labour state) and a culture of collaboration.

As for the supply and demand of future labour, state can enable the providing of platforms for talent matching.

Diagnostic costs ( <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0019612.e010.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> ) included the costs of veterinary labour (state and/or private veterinarian), sampling materials and test costs (including the submission costs to the lab).

Obstetricians have long known that for this to be successful, it is important that the uterine cervix (the neck of the womb) has favourable characteristics in terms of readiness to go into the labour state (Baacke 2006; Edwards 2000).

Obstetricians have long known that for this to be successful, it is important that the uterine cervix (the neck of the womb) has favourable characteristics in terms of readiness to go into the labour state.

In opposition, Labour stated that it would ensure "all actions of government are subject to political and parliamentary control, including those actions now governed by the arbitrary use of the royal prerogative", and emphasised in particular going to war and the ratification of treaties as central areas of concern.

Labour states that it stands for the representation of the low-paid working class, who have traditionally been its members and voters.

Trøndelag Council member Alf Daniel Moen (Labour) stated that the council abandoned the demand for a double-track tunnel so the airport expansion and tunnel construction could be coordinated and because there was not sufficient funding at the time to build both tracks.

The NICE clinical guideline for the Induction of Labour states that induction should not take place in PPROM before 34 weeks unless there are additional obstetric indications.

The most recent ILO global report on child labour states that in 2004 there were 126 million children engaged in hazardous work that endangers the child's safety, health and development.

But at least it isn't a slave-labour state where survival is a bonus.