Sentence examples for subject of labour from inspiring English sources

On the subject of Labour party divisions, she says she's not a tribal politician.

Michael Meacher Photograph: EDMOND TERAKOPIAN/AFP/Getty Images 10.37am GMT While we're on the subject of Labour, it's worth having a look at what Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former spin doctor, has had to say about the party in a recent interview.

The tricky subject of Labour's relationship with business also exposes a rift, or at best a difference of tone, between the two Eds.

Attempting to broach the subject of labour rights usually gets rebuffed with the need to "trust in the Lord".

But a sales clerk looked wistful when the subject of "Slave Labour" came up.

The reasons given come under the umbrella sentence: "especially unpleasant, nasty and despicable behaviour", covering his offences in the specialist area of sexism, hypocrisy on the subject of outsourcing labour, climate change denial, and his rampant "birtherism".

On the subject of the Labour party's future, Mr Jones said on Twitter that it was "time for change in the structure of our party to take account of the new politics", adding that "the Welsh Labour brand will need to be stronger".

The shadow Foreign Secretary was the subject of sniping by Labour MPs who believe they should have been coasting to election victory rather than worrying about losing their seats.

"An election is a three-month war," says Delaney, as we broach the subject of Blair-era Labour.

Most of the victims they helped were from eastern Europe, and 42% of them had been subjected to labour exploitation.

Term placentas are particularly useful as they can yield large quantities of STB EVs derived from a fresh, primary tissue, especially if the placenta is obtained from an elective caesarean section and has therefore not been subjected to the stresses of labour.