Sentence examples for minus labour from inspiring English sources

Approximate cost of wood fence (minus labour, white paint, paint brushes): $1.28 billion.

Ever since the Autumn Statement in December, the chancellor's mini Budget, Labour has regularly been quoting the independent Office for Budget Responsibility's projection at the time.

When it is presented for its second reading in the House of Commons next month, both Labour (minus around 50 rebels) and Tory MPs will vote for it, however reluctantly.

The prime minister's pledge formed part of a Labour mini-manifesto on workplace rights, called People at Work.

And the skills minister will use a speech this week to the left-wing think-tank Compass to urge a return to bread-and-butter politics, in a kind of mini-manifesto for Labour renewal.

This phenomenon is most evident in places such as Tower Hamlets and Bradford West, where Labour suffered mini earthquakes when the minority vote temporarily switched sides.

Lord Mandelson, the Business Secretary, told yesterday's cabinet session that the mini-Budget fulfils New Labour's four key principles: markets where possible, governments where necessary; boldness; fairness and ensuring the country lived within its means.

Like Momentum, Progress also hold their own mini "festival" at the Labour Conference – a series of meetings and a rally in nearby halls.

If the appeal is declined, they will be sent to women's prison colonies to serve their two-year sentences while conducting light labour, minus the time they've already served.

A basic income is essentially social support in the form of lump-sum payments with no strings attached, just like income from waged labour minus the work.

Minus the snappy name, New Labour suggested the same mix of localist empowerment and civil society regeneration couched in the rhetoric of community.