Sentence examples for labour teaching from inspiring English sources

"It was not just a matter of fulfilling Tony's memorable test for the success of New Labour: teaching the party to 'love Peter Mandelson'," he writes.

Anecdotally, I perform as much, if not more, emotional labour teaching political science, but this might be influenced by the fact that I am an undergraduate advisor.

Morgan's comments were derided by Labour and teaching unions as a political stunt.

Labour and teaching unions attacked Nicky Morgan after she said that allowing schools to be set up by profit-making companies would need to be thought about "very carefully".

They have been fiercely opposed by Labour and teaching unions, who say they are a dangerous experiment which will fracture England's school system.

What the many battles of the 80s and 90s within the Labour movement taught me is that now is always the best time to raise issues of representation.

Unsurprisingly, in view of his strong commitment to the labour and trade union movements, he became involved in teaching labour law, under the influence of Bill Wedderburn (now Lord Wedderburn), who had established a course then called "industrial law" in 1962.

Over the past year he has been teaching Labour history at University College, Oxford.

We want to get rid of him [Cameron]!" How solid does she think the SNP vote is in Glasgow East? "I think it's moved on from teaching Labour a lesson," she says.

Two years of National Service in Egypt and a succession of labouring jobs taught him self-preservation and his place in society - a role he was soon to reject in more ways than one.

With all respect to the dozens of Hebrew schoolteachers who laboured to teach me the difference between the letters "vav" and "nun" in my youth, I'm struggling to think of a holiday more fun than one that lets you sit around all day in your bathrobe eating cinnamon pastries while watching a double bill of Trading Places and Scrooged.