Sentence examples for pictures of labour from inspiring English sources
For each of these indicators, the choice of subcomponents and of aggregate techniques results in different pictures of labour market regulations, despite the use of the overlapping initial sources of data.
He seems content to be presiding over a campaign that is more focused on painting a false picture of Labour than telling a real story about the country.
The local party's Twitter feed paints a highly active picture of Labour's campaign in the seat, with evidence of a recent visit from former Labour election coordinator Tom Watson and attention from Miliband insider Jon Ashworth.
He describes Mr Cameron as "out of touch" and someone who "wants to run the country, not change the way the country is run", claiming his campaign is based on "painting a false picture of Labour".
But before journalism gets on its high horse over sexism, look too at the Telegraph website where the assistant comment editor Lucy Jones posted a picture of Labour MPs behind Ed Miliband at prime ministers questions and asking the question "Who is this busty lass?" with a red ring round the chest of one Labour MP.
Given the above, the choice of one particular database and indicator seems to provide a substantially different picture of labour market regulations.
Excellent work from Team Miliband, getting pictures of the Labour leader into the newspapers on the day of the European election vote.
Meanwhile, A-level student Richard Biggs started the "Cool Ed Miliband" blog, where he posted pictures of the Labour leader's face photoshopped on to celebrities and film characters.
Lord Ashcroft's surveys of Labour-Tory marginals paint a picture of overwhelming Labour supremacy on the ground.
A report from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation/KPMG today also painted a gloomy picture of the labour market.
Nick Clegg's page appeared to have escaped defacement, but former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy's page was also showing a picture of the Labour leader.
