Sentence examples for made labour from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Blair had made Labour dour.

Second, it made labour hoarding more attractive.

It made labour markets more flexible, restructured and recapitalised the banks and cut the budget deficit.

Skills shortages, and remote locations for most projects, have made labour costs soar.

Blair hated the left because he felt they made Labour unelectable.

I first met Ruth in 1997 when we were both made Labour peers after the election.

The money he made labouring for 16 years on construction sites in Saudi Arabia all went with the house.

That makes labour costly and exports uncompetitive.

Ousting him would make Labour look chaotic, fractious and undemocratic.

This would make labour scarcer, so parents' wages might rise.

It's a contest to make Labour electable.