Sentence examples for promote labour from inspiring English sources

Revolutionaries from the intelligentsia established relationships with workingmen to promote labour struggles against management.

The move is explicitly designed to "promote labour mobility", but would allow David Cameron to claim he was tackling "benefit tourism".

In a speech in Dublin last month, Ms Thyssen said her aim was to "promote labour mobility so that our Union can continue to benefit from its many positive effects".

In October 2013 Harper and EU President José Manuel Barroso announced a historic Canada-EU free-trade agreement, which would immediately eliminate 98 percent of tariffs, promote labour movement, and encourage foreign investment.

Flint was often sent out to promote Labour's campaign in the media, especially after the television debates, and trebled her majority in Don Valley at the election.

The results also imply that raising the costs of out-of-work welfare might also promote labour force participation.

But nobody seems to credit him with much grasp of economics, and when he was labour minister he did little to promote labour-market flexibility.

And the unions exist precisely to put the point of view of those who would lose most from labour-market reform.For all these reasons governments, in seeking to promote labour-market reform, are likely to shun deregulatory regimes.

The GMB trade union called for Fyffes to be thrown out of the Ethical Trade Initiative, which promotes labour rights, over reports of abuses by subsidiaries in Costa Rica and Honduras.

In the UK, austerity measures have failed to meet deficit reduction targets, while promoting labour policies that undermine the tax base, making meeting the targets even harder.

As to promoting them, I suppose he did so in the way I'm seen to have promoted Labour in that at election time I was happy to say who I was voting for.