Sentence examples for practical labour from inspiring English sources

The first is practical: Labour must divert scarce campaigning resources north to fight for once-safe Scottish seats.

Adonis is one of the most prolific and practical Labour politicians, a man who brings solutions and not problems.

Just as he weighed up and defeated his rivals to become his party's mayoral candidate and then did the same to Goldsmith to punishing effect, Khan has sized up the job of bossing City Hall from a starting point on the practical Labour left and proceeded with focus and energy.

However remote these political problems may at first seem from the context of the life sciences and their medical-database infrastructure, these three challenges are ubiquitous also in the practical labours aimed at defining the BBMRI information models for biobank integration.

The added fertilizer from their manure and natural ability to remove vegetation may prove to be a more practical, labour-saving regime than planning extensively for controlled burns or having to spend the time mowing or raking your prairie site.

She also rejected the idea that the immigration debate was not about race, and concluded that, on a practical level, Labour could not win the next election by fighting on Tory ground.

Mr Longworth said the in-out referendum should "take place as soon as is practical" and Labour party leadership contender Andy Burnham has also called for the promised referendum on Britain's membership to be brought forward.

There are clear practical impediments to labour mobility within the euro area including language and culture.

Moreover, there are clear principled and practical reasons why Labour MPs should refuse to vote with the government on Monday.

It was of symbolic rather than practical significance: the Labour party had long since given up on wholesale public ownership of industries.

People from Palau, the Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu and the Federated States of Micronesia have legal rights, or practical access, to labour markets in New Zealand or the US.