Sentence examples for passage of labour from inspiring English sources

Common markets allow free passage of labour, capital, and other productive resources by reducing or eliminating internal tariffs on goods and by creating a common set of external tariffs.

The passage of the Labour party from Keir Hardie to New Labour is a textbook illustration.

After Mr Peña's victory this changed, with the passage of a labour reform that the PRI had previously blocked.

The easy passage of the labour-market part of the bill suggests that he can count on the PAN to support his plans to open the energy sector and simplify the tax code.

Her work contributed to the passage of improved child-labour and compulsory school attendance laws in the state.

In an angry passage, accusing Labour of arrogance in thinking it was the party to fight poverty and deprivation, he asked: "Who made the poorest poorer?

It was also critical of Labour, because the passage about dividing lines was all about Gordon Brown.

The passage on the health service, when he said of Labour "How dare they frighten those who are relying on the NHS right now?", was powerful and from the heart.

Italy's 2015 budget offered an example: provision for welfare spending intended to ease the passage of the Renzi government's controversial labour market reform.

It is only late in pregnancy that the cervix gradually thins out and softens; during labour it dilates for passage of the infant.

And the most powerful passage of the speech was when David Cameron accused Labour of "spreading complete and utter lies" about the Conservative Party's commitment to the NHS.