Sentence examples for labour toward from inspiring English sources

Similarly, I did not read or hear of an alternative policy package that would, like a conjuror's wand, propel Labour toward a decisive victory, sweeping the SNP, Ukip and the Greens out of the way.

And the other would be a shift in the geographical distribution of labour toward cities where a dollar is worth less because the cost of living is higher.These shifts could prove to be a good thing for the American economy.

(He was invited to rejoin Labour toward the end of his first term. "I said yes immediately," he told me. "I knew that once I was back in the Party they couldn't afford to see me fail").

In theory, it would be prudent for ranch owners to take advantage of pastoralists' local knowledge and labour toward this end.

As I watched the fish labour toward their deaths, a sadness settled in, and I recalled a poem I'd heard a few days earlier while hiking along Adams River Canyon.

Studied history at Birmingham University, where his PhD thesis looked at Labour policy toward South Africa.

Higher inflation would help shake America out of its macroeconomic doldrums and push labour markets toward full employment.

But the general shift away from human labour and toward a robotic equivalent might have consequences for those humans still engaged in work.

In the totemic seat of Nuneaton, where Tory victory last May presaged the party's overall triumph, there was an 11% swing away from Labour and toward the Conservatives.

However successful, it also excluded an increasingly large number of Britons — black, Asian and Muslim — who felt disenfranchised from "the national story". Tony Blair and New Labour moved toward more inclusiveness and cosmopolitanism and openness to Europe, too.

Even if Corbyn is ousted, which will probably take a vote of the party's entire membership, it isn't clear who, if anyone, has the gumption and ability to lead Labour back toward the center ground, where it could conceivably defeat the Conservatives.