Sentence examples for teaching labour from inspiring English sources

Over the past year he has been teaching Labour history at University College, Oxford.

We want to get rid of him [Cameron]!" How solid does she think the SNP vote is in Glasgow East? "I think it's moved on from teaching Labour a lesson," she says.

These factors, along with a lack of a single defined training route for leadership, have combined to create "chaotic" situation, according to prof John Howson, former teacher and expert on the teaching labour market.

He taught labour law at Rome University, and worked closely with the minister of labour on a jobs plan and with the transport minister on new rules to curb public-sector strikes.

The government's education reforms mean that people who flip burgers require more qualifications than people who choose to teach, Labour's Tristram Hunt claimed in an attack on the government's free schools programme, which allows non-qualified teachers to teach in schools.

An audit by Taneja, Nath and Dua (2004) in India showed that majority of the obstetricians were not taught labour analgesia during their training programme and their practical exposure to it was very limited [ 19].

Judy Ancel, a Kansas City, Missouri, professor, and her St Louis colleague were teaching a labour history class together this spring semester.

The revelation has already led to an angry response fromthose who oppose more grammar schools including campaigners, teaching unions, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and members of the House of Lords – with accusations that the prime minister is simply "pandering" to her backbenchers.

But Morgan told MPs "there is absolutely no truth in these rumours" after the Guardian reported she was due to make an announcement, prompting an outpouring of criticism from teaching unions, Labour, the Lib Dems and some thinktanks.

Teaching unions, Labour and other opponents claim free schools will increase divisions in the state school system and weaken educational services provided by councils because they are directly funded from central government, not through local authorities.

The Liberal administration of 1908 has much to teach the Labour government of 2008.