Sentence examples for shift labour from inspiring English sources

Another fear is that if homebuilding falls sharply, China may struggle to shift labour and capital quickly enough to avoid an abrupt slowdown in the overall economy.But the first fear should allay the second.

The hall in north London was packed to the rafters with supporters cheering on the man they hope will shift Labour back to the left where they believe it belongs.

In an extraordinary political shift, Labour has been finding its voice as the party of the shires, while the Tories have allowed themselves to be painted – including by some of their own supporters – as its enemies.

Under questioning from MPs, the transport secretary admitted that he was "concerned" the not enough progress had been made on implementing the Cullen recommendations, which severely criticised Railtrack for employing sub-contracting firms to carry out engineering works, who in turn used casual shift labour to carry those tasks out.

The aim of the speech was clear: to shift Labour into the middle ground of British politics, a space that Mr Miliband claims the Conservatives have vacated.

Leeds City Council: It would take an earthquake to shift Labour from its position of power in West Yorkshire's biggest council, the city of Leeds.

Shifting labour markets leave boys and men shut out of employment opportunities.

Miliband shifted Labour, but not enough for many to take on board – or to distinguish it from the rest of the political establishment.

The Times's leading article, "Left turn: Miliband has shifted Labour decisively to the Left", did not think price controls had worked in the past and there was "no reason to suppose that they will work in the future".

To start with, rebalancing the global economy should follow an expansionary macroeconomic path based on productive employment generation and shifting labour to higher value-added activities in developing countries.

In a political era when many on the left believed a shifting Labour party had abandoned its traditional supporters, Bob Crow was a strong alternative voice and, in practical terms, a viable force.