Sentence examples for labour subjects from inspiring English sources

He helped to found (1912) and for a time edited, the Daily Herald, the first British newspaper devoted to labour subjects.

The party is intent on addressing its weaker areas first in the pledge card before moving on to more traditional strong Labour subjects in the remaining pledges.

Applying herbs to ' release' the pregnancy will, in case it is an obstructed labour, subject the woman and her unborn child to the risk of dying.

So in that sense Labour has subjected itself to discipline which the Tories have decided they don't need (largely because they think voters will give them the benefit of the doubt, based on the cuts they've delivered in the current parliament).

Scholarship that treats these local residents simply as a potential labour force subject to stabilisation overlooks their political agency.

As early as 1901, a US court martial sentenced Major Edwin Glenn to 10 years hard labour for subjecting a suspected insurgent in the Philippines to the "water cure".

Located on arid lands capable of supporting only sparse human and animal populations, the African reserves served as labour reservoirs, subject to police raids and pass laws.

As the only credibly British party, Labour was subjected to a ruthless tag-team effort by David Cameron and Nicola Sturgeon that pitted each as the protector of the English and Scottish nation.

After almost two decades in the political wilderness with Labour leaders subjected to ridicule in the popular press Mr Blair told the Inquiry he was determined to foster better relations with the media.

In India, recruiters targeted young girls in particular, often promising them education, accommodation and fair pay, only to force them into harsh child labour and subject them to sexual abuse, the report said, while in Uzbekistan, the world's fifth largest exporter of cotton, forces up to one million people to work in the cotton fields every year, including children as young as 10.

The contribution base represents the fraction of labour