Sentence examples for rules labour from inspiring English sources

Seemingly thanks to the arcana of EU state aid rules, Labour, rather than insist that the UK should remain a member of the single market, is insisting on mere "access" to it, and the protection of employment rights currently enshrined in EU law.

As Peter Kellner argues in Majority Rules: Labour's Challenge in 2015, published today to coincide with the launch of Progress's Campaign for a Labour Majority, we need to acknowledge the scale of the challenge.

Except that he definitely hasn't read the last rule: "Labour to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire called conscience".

Among those who voiced opposition to the rules was Labour MP Jim Dobbin.

October 2011 The shadow transport secretary, Maria Eagle, rules out Labour support for a third runway.

Breaking the rules that Labour introduced, by accepting proxy donations, was unforgivable.

There are strict rules about labour in the UK, which are outlined on the easily accessible Government website.

Ask east European ministers what the summit on March 1st is for, and they talk of the need to defend single-market rules, open labour markets and competition.

To set up Europe-wide operations, an e-commerce firm has to jump through numerous bureaucratic hoops, from tax rules to labour laws, in each country.

During the course of this conversation it transpired that, according to the rules, all Labour party meetings are supposed to be non-smoking.

These agreements also include new rules on labour and environment standards that African businesses are likely to find difficult to meet, further affecting participation in global supply chains.