Sentence examples for proper labour from inspiring English sources

It's a proper labour of love".

Sir Dingle Foot – that's a proper Labour name.

That night it seemed that a genuine Labour prime minister would soon form a proper Labour government - cautious, moderate but essentially radical.

Although the role is mainly ceremonial, a win for Hofer would have boosted FPÖ hopes for the next presidential elections, despite the party's recent history of praising the "proper labour policies" of Adolf Hitler.

However, there are potential dangers too, most obviously in the fact that officials will be directly stationed in hospitals and health wards, which could deter women without birth permits (yep, birth permits) from seeking care and proper labour assistance.

To make proper labour market decisions, households and firms must be informed of the existing market conditions across markets.

We noted that contradiction, and chose to stick with real Tories rather than possible Tories, in the absence of much proper detail about Labour's plans.Since then, in fact, Labour has been true to many of its words, though not to its more extravagant claims.

Clarifying what Miliband meant by "a proper investigation", a Labour party spokesman said: "The IPCC is looking into whether they should investigate.

"The key with governments is proper defence of labour conditions and for poor conditions not to be a competitive advantage," said Prof Stephanie Barrientos of the Institute of Development Policy at the University of Manchester.

For all the complaints of this Government's detractors, who sometimes seem even more grudging on the Left than the Right, it is only proper to acknowledge Labour's achievements too.

She was put on the Foreign Affairs Committee, but only because the whips hoped she would spend her time travelling.Before you decide whether it is more politic to demonstrate a proper loyalty to Labour or a proper independence of mind, watch the behaviour of the government over Sierra Leone.