Sentence examples for priority of labour from inspiring English sources

Straw's predecessor as secretary of state for justice, Lord Falconer, promised that Lords reform would be a priority of Labour in its third term.

That is why childcare will be an early priority of Labour's policy review.

Tristram Hunt, Labour's Shadow Education Secretary, will tell a major education conference a top priority of a Labour government will be to end Prime Minister David Cameron's policy of allowing free schools and academies to employ unqualified teachers.

As the Press Association reports, the proposals will be unveiled later today by shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan, who will say that the impact of government policy on ethnic minority communities will be "one of the highest priorities" of a Labour administration.

"The priority of the next Labour government will be safeguarding vital postal services.

The first priority of the next Labour leader should be to address head on the idea that the party was somehow responsible for the global financial crisis.

Everywhere in early 20th-century Southern Africa the priority of administrations was for labour and revenue, and an extensive tax system was developed to address both needs.

These are not details or a shopping list, but illustrations that weave together an idea of Labour's governing priorities.

The Compass/Cruddas/Toynbee school proffers not so much a sharp alternative as a hardening of Labour's traditional social priorities of fairness equality and public spending.

Collective action by ward staff in practices preventive of delirium were contingent on local policies and priorities on patient need, staffing levels, division of labour and the care culture operating.

With a split, says Mr Reich, Democrats will have to deal with competing groups of labour executives with potentially different priorities.