Sentence examples for term of labour from inspiring English sources

Another term of Labour would have been a disaster for our economy.

Lib Dem conference in quotes... "Another term of Labour would have been a disaster for our economy.

In terms of Labour's civil wars, that is the difference between now and the early 1980s.

In terms of Labour backing Britain's withdrawal from Nato, Mr Benn said "I simply don't see that happening".

The terms of labour contracts are largely set by unions, which dislike temporary or part-time work.

So whether seen in terms of Labour voters or more broadly, it simply does not look good for Miliband.

The red wasn't a conscious decision in terms of "Labour red", just a happy accident; red goes in the eye quickly.

In terms of Labour's record, this has been a hard area to squeeze campaigning points from because its successes have been mixed.

The first is globalisation, where both in terms of labour (through its own diaspora and through the legions working in outsourcing) and in terms of the capital markets, India is well integrated.

Again for clarity, the cost of production is usually measured only in terms of labour time and effort; the cost of a unit of cloth, for example, might be given as two hours of work.

A rise in renters would also lead to a more transient population – although good in terms of labour mobility, the phenomenon would not encourage the building of strong communities.