Sentence examples for oblige labour from inspiring English sources

Corbyn joked with Marr when he was asked whether he would impose a three-line whip that would oblige Labour frontbenchers to support his position.

In the early 20th century, British settlers took over large tracts of Kipsikis lands; Kipsikis were encouraged to stay as resident labourers in exchange for obliged, paid labour.

My grandparents, obliged to labour and live apart, no doubt believed their son stood a better chance in this new country, growing up in a British home.

It says that it asked all three main parties to include autism in their manifestos, and that only Labour obliged.

In 2014 the entire EU will be obliged to open labour markets to Romanian and Bulgarian workers, so countries like Germany and France may prove very attractive too.

Labour would oblige all companies to publish a pay ratio, showing pay scales.

We are all, especially women, now obliged to do glamour labour, to consciously present a visual self.

One of the many legacies that New Labour felt obliged to inherit from Thatcherism was a deep suspicion of utopia.

New Labour was obliged to "move on" from its archaic commitment to a working class in the throes of dissolution in order to prove itself (to whom?) "credible".

A law passed by its Labour predecessor obliges it, by the end of June, to set a limit on Britain's total emissions of carbon dioxide in the period 2023-27 (limits until then have already been set).

"Are people so puritanical that they think pleasure from food is alarming?" She can easily understand the feminist carping that came her way, even if it was based on the somewhat simplistic principle that since poor women have been obliged to tackle domestic labour whether they like it or not, we must all down tools, forswear, despise and revolt against it.