Sentence examples for plans for labour from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday he will answer Conservative claims that he is the "left-wing candidate" by unveiling plans for Labour to "revive the dream of home ownership".

Monti's and Cancellieri's comments give a flavour of the government's plans for labour reform, which are expected to be presented in parliament later this month.

The high-profile trial comes as the government is locked in an escalating standoff with the hardline CGT union, which has for days blockaded oil refineries, fuel depots and nuclear sites in an attempt to choke off the country's fuel supply and force ministers to abandon plans for labour reforms.

The Labour national executive is expected next week to endorse plans for Labour leadership elections to be conducted through one-member-one-vote, abolishing the electoral college in which MPs, union political levy payers and party members, each get a third of the vote.

The majority of women throughout this study remarked that, despite attending several different types of antenatal preparation classes, they were still uncertain about many aspects of labour; it was this uncertainty that was shaping their plans for labour.

Mr Schröder's plans for labour-market and welfare reform may help growth, but probably not before 2005.And on the other side of RhineFrance is also cutting taxes, regardless of the effect on the budget deficit.

If congenital haemostatic defects are suspected, tests may be conducted to identify specific coagulation factor deficiencies, so that appropriate prophylactic treatments can be incorporated into the plan for labour to minimize the risk of PPH.

Leaving aside such disincentives as pervasive corruption, maddening bureaucracy and organised crime, there is the question whether the government's plans for the labour market will do enough to stimulate the growth Italy has so woefully failed to generate.

Brown asks what Blair's plan is for Labour's second term, and Blair tells him that he will step down and offer his support to Brown as Prime Minister.

5.40pm: And while Tory HQ has been sending out emails trashing Labour's plan for growth, Labour have been sending out emails rubbishing David Cameron's welfare reform plans.

Bild, a tabloid daily, put it about that, if he wins, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder will co-opt as economics minister Peter Hartz, a Volkswagen executive who heads a commission now polishing plans for radical labour-market reforms.