Sentence examples for need of labour from inspiring English sources

The Ovsynch protocol and its modifications are generally aimed to obtain the best possible conception rate with minimal need of labour.

The government, it is true, is becoming more sensitive to the needs of Labour's poorer heartlands.

He also argues that it is immoral to import Third World skilled labour because Third World countries are in much greater need of that labour.

"There needs to be rapid industrialisation in India, and that needs reforms of labour laws and land acquisition procedures, among many other things".

It is a port, after all, often in need of cheap labour.

The spat ignored the fact that several EU states are in dire need of manual labour.

Health-care firms invariably come near the top because they are one of the industries most in need of skilled labour.

He added: "If we give up on winning then we are giving up on the millions of people who are struggling and in need of a Labour government.

Norway, in need of extra labour, does not oppose free movement, though the issue of asylum seekers and refugees is controversial.

With a rapidly growing economy desperately in need of skilled labour, unemployment, ideally, among graduates is supposed to fall.

He claims that only the fact that Britain has an opt-out has held up new legislation: to reverse the burden of proof in sex discrimination cases, to extend rights to part-time and temporary workers, to make it harder to sack people, to increase sick pay.The prime minister is right in one way: Europe needs deregulation of labour markets, not new regulation.