Sentence examples for released labour from inspiring English sources

At five minutes to ten o'clock on election night, moments before the exit poll was released, Labour headquarters was preparing to claim power, convinced that against the odds, they could combine with other parties to lock David Cameron out of Downing Street.

2.35pm: Lord Mandelson has just released Labour's response to the Tory manifesto, which he sums up as a document lacking in economic credibility, based on a "sink or swim" approach to public services.

Johnston's antislavery wars had the advantage of releasing labour for European employers.

Alastair Darling, the social security secretary and number one hitman, was given the task of trumping the Tory manifesto by releasing Labour's pledge card, which included the promise of more doctors, teachers and nurses.

After the start of World War II in September, construction continued desultorily until October when it was suspended by the Admiralty for one year to release labour and material for escorts needed to protect merchant convoys.

Was the story released by Labour in a desperate bid to spoil a scoop being prepared by the Sunday papers?

It's released during labour to dilate the cervix and boost contractions, and also triggers the release of milk in the breasts.

The latest numbers released by Labour show that over 50,000 people have joined it in the week since Mr Corbyn was elected as leader.

But with Wednesday's noon deadline for becoming eligible to vote looming, a breakdown of the London "selectorate" released by Labour's London region takes much momentum out of such mutterings.

He said figures released by Labour suggested 97 per cent of those affected by the change had nowhere else to move to.

The last 100 inmates are to be released from labour camps in one of China's biggest cities, Guangzhou, by the end of the year, state media report.