Sentence examples for more of labour from inspiring English sources

Some parties are better than others, but by dint of historical association, minorities expect more of Labour.

It would create more of Labour's "academies" (state-funded schools with more autonomy).

Even so, the great majority of women (85%) ended up having their delivery in a health care facility, but more than half (51%) had resorted to these facilities only after two days or more of labouring at home.

Older people are more supportive of the Conservatives, while younger people more supportive of Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and more recently, the Greens.

More than 50% had reported to a health facility after two or more days of labour at home.

Significantly, the decision aid group were more informed of labour analgesia options, and considered the opinion of their care providers more often when making their analgesia decisions, thus improving informed decision making.

"Women are more frightened of labour and delivery now.

But he was almost more critical of Labour.

The coming year will bring more evidence of Labour's failure to improve public services.

"This country couldn't have borne five more years of Labour".

He was then allowed to marry Rachel as well, in return for seven more years of labour.