Sentence examples for public labour from inspiring English sources

However, Gaston Mackouzangba, public labour minister and government spokesman, gave a more pessimistic assessment.

In public, Labour and the Liberal Democrats insist the public will see through the desperate Tory tactics.

Above all, Mr Miliband knows he has to persuade the public Labour can be trusted with their money.

According to the PPIC poll, sentiment among likely voters is equally divided, 46% to 46%, on Proposition 75, which requires public labour unions to get consent from employees before using their dues for political purposes.

The amount of pottery and ornamental stonework and metalwork that has been found suggests some division of labour; moreover, the nature and size of the earthworks at many sites suggest that forms of public labour, whether voluntary or conscripted, may have been employed.

Whilst the compensation (or protection) index is thought to reflect the generosity and accessibility of benefit programmes for the workforce in case of disability, the integration index measures public labour market programs that aim to re-integrate groups of individuals in case of disability.

Byrne argues the starting point is understanding why the public rejected Labour.

Last week 26% of the public perceived Labour to be generally united, which has risen to 31%.

If this were a public election, Labour's officials would be guilty of corrupt electoral practices.

Behind the backs of the British public, both Labour and Conservative governments considered a radical move.

Survation showed that 59% of the public back Labour's policy to abolish the non-dom status.