Sentence examples for majority of the labours from inspiring English sources

Majority of the labours were induced.

Sacking permanent employees, still the majority of the labour force, is in effect impossible today.

"He was elected by an overwhelming majority of the Labour party.

Social security (old age, disability, and survivor pensions, and other monetary benefits) covers the vast majority of the labour force.

In August 1914 Henderson, with the majority of the Labour members of the Commons, expressed support for the British effort in World War I.

It is only two years ago that the great bulk of the Conservative party voted to intervene in Libya and did so with the support of the large majority of the Labour party.

The World Bank, however, makes the important distinction that while pro-poor growth focuses on the welfare of the poor, inclusive growth is "concerned with opportunities for the majority of the labour force" (pdf).

The source said: "While we do not give a running commentary on numbers suspended, the majority of the Labour party's suspensions for antisemitism are in the public domain.

Particularly in Germany, the concept of occupational mismatch is clearly distinguished from that of educational mismatch because of the country's widespread vocational training system, which provides the majority of the labour force with a generally accepted qualification for a wide range of occupations (Burkert and Seibert 2007).

Underlining a wish to counter international market forces which seemed to penalise a larger welfare state, Benn publicly circulated the divided Cabinet minutes in which a narrow majority of the Labour Cabinet under Ramsay MacDonald supported a cut in unemployment benefits in order to obtain a loan from American bankers.

As in earlier non-spatial Division of Labour models based on thresholds, the SFTM reproduces the massively right-skewed activity distribution observed in real social insect colonies [13], [26], [27], [70], [71] as the vast majority of the labour is performed by a highly active minority (Figure 3).