Sentence examples for labour step from inspiring English sources

But it would be good to see Labour step up to the plate.

Then there was a wish 'to reconstruct a fast course of labour' together with the midwife, to go through the course of labour step by step, including cervix dilatation and the point of time when pain relief was given.

Labour stepped up the pressure today.

An earlier version said: "When Labour steps into hot water, the unions have the tap turned on instead of mopping up with towels as they once did.

Tensions between Labour and the SNP are increasing sharply after Labour stepped up its personal attacks on the nationalist candidate, David Kerr, a former BBC news journalist, who has stood for the SNP twice before in Falkirk West.

Labour stepped up the pressure on the police when Harriet Harman, the party's acting leader, wrote to the Met commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, asking him to inform any serving or former Labour MPs whose PIN numbers had been obtained.

The former leaders are appearing together as Labour steps up its campaigning for remain in the final week before the referendum, amid concerns in the in camp that its voters are turning to Brexit over concerns about immigration.

His comments came as Labour stepped up its campaign against the decision to cut housing benefit for people who have been out of work for 12 months and lobbied Liberal Democrat MPs concerned by the plans.

Tackling child labour step-by-step But millions of children are still engaged in hazardous or exploitive conditions – labouring in mines, working with chemicals and pesticides in agriculture, operating dangerous machinery or toiling as domestic servants.

Maybe Labour will step up.

When economies grow and need more labour, migrants step in.