Sentence examples for moved into labour from inspiring English sources

Ms Sturgeon has already moved into Labour territory by pledging to extend free child care, pay government cleaners more and increase spending on health care.Thus she plans to win enough seats in next year's Westminster election to hold the balance of power in the event of a hung parliament.

"We're looking at probably four or five thousand people seeking help to move into labour market.

So to move into labour conditions would be a very radical shift and frankly it is not what the adjudicator was set up for.

As we sip beers under the whirring fans of the Foreign Correspondents Club and look out over Phnom Penh, it is hard to imagine that in 1975 this entire city was evacuated and the population moved into enforced labour camps in the countryside.

As 1999 moved into 2000, New Labour was planning for the future, and its second term.

The UK government is encouraged to recognise Palestine, while it has moved into line with Labour on reintroducing the 50p rate, a tax on bankers' bonuses, a bank levy, a mansion tax and the abolition of "non-dom" status, having hitherto been reluctant to commit on many of these "progressive" moves.

The problem is how to enable those with long-term mental health problems who may never have been in paid employment, or who may have been out of work for ten or twenty years or longer to move into the labour market and find themselves a job, if and when they are well enough to do so.

It has moved into second place to Labour in the north east and second to Labour in Scotland.

Labour moved into a wafer-thin one-point lead in the final pre-election Guardian/ICM poll.

But I did quite well and moved into academia in the New Labour years when academic wages shot up, and finally got some economic stability.

Labour has moved into a wafer-thin one-point lead in the final pre-election Guardian/ICM poll, leaving the country on a knife-edge with the markets starting to jitter.