Sentence examples for neither labor from inspiring English sources

With some 88% of votes counted, neither Labor nor the LNP have secured the 45 seats needed to form government. Labor however remains in front, on track to win 43 seats to the LNP's 39 and has also secured the support of independent Peter Wellington.

As the federal election draws closer, neither Labor nor the Liberal Party has broken support for offshore detention.

Neither labor nor management was overly concerned about market risk.

Neither Labor nor Liberal committee members were buying that explanation.

Neither labor nor ownership would welcome this economic Darwinism.

For Mr. Keller the most vexing challenges are neither labor costs nor technology.

It's an insouciant approach to art-making — Duchampian in origin, obviously, with nods toward Rauschenberg — resulting in objects that look neither labored nor precious.

What seemed strange about Socrates is that he neither labored to earn a living, nor participated voluntarily in affairs of state.

"What we are judging today is neither a labor conflict nor a strike, but an act of disobedience and a challenge to the democratic order," Mr. Zapatero said.

Argentina was neither a labor-abundant country for low wage manufacturing, nor did it have, as discussed by the Campante and Glaeser paper, a particulary educated workforce compared to the industrial leaders.

The book also divulged that Mrs. Wright's place at 61 Elizabeth Street had "everything that makes time pass agreeably," and that Miss Jennie Creagh had spared "neither expense nor labor" at 17 Amity Street, a onetime Manhattan address, to conjure a "palace of beauty forever" out of French mirrors, rosewood furniture and fine bedding.