Sentence examples for labour upheld from inspiring English sources

The coalition budget also proposed cutting sick pay for council employees during the first three days absence because they said it encouraged staff to take more days off but Labour upheld a decision to keep it.

The clear policy is that Labour will uphold an at-sea deterrent.

He argued the US trade deal with the Pacific nations upheld labour standards and he was "convinced that it is possible to address the concerns that exist within Europe with respect to TTIP".

"I would expect therefore all Labour MPs, including the leader of the Labour party – in fact, especially the leader of the Labour party – to uphold that current policy".

I am pleased to say that the British Labour party is upholding the honour of the European left.

Adair v. United States 1908 Struck down a federal law prohibiting railroads from requiring their workers not to join labour unions, thereby upholding the constitutionality of yellow-dog contracts.

It's rare enough that labour rights are respected and upheld for public employees in Tirana, let alone for children working for warring gangsters in godforsaken towns in the middle of nowhere.

Ed Miliband and David Cameron clashed on health spending figures after the UK Statistics Authority upheld a complaint by Labour about claims the NHS budget had increased in real-terms in the past two years.

The UK Statistics Authority upheld a complaint by Labour about government claims the NHS budget had increased in real-terms in the past two years.

Just three months after he took up office, the UK Statistics Authority – an independent watchdog – upheld a complaint by Labour that Hunt had falsely claimed that spending on the NHS increased under the coalition.

The rights and welfare of participants were protected as per the ethical guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki, and the ethical principles of the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare of Japan were upheld.