Sentence examples for transport labour from inspiring English sources

The report argues there is no silver bullet, but rather measures such as better transport, labour market skills and targeted investment are needed.

TRANSPORT Labour Promises to create a national rail body for oversight and planning and giving rail users a greater say in how trains operate.

It means, he says, that Edinburgh's transport, labour, and housing problems are being ignored.The answer to these problems may come from the city itself.

Transport Labour had promised to rip up the existing rail franchise system, and had criticised the move to return the East Coast mainline from public ownership to a company jointly owned by Stagecoach and Virgin Rail.

Council transport Labour leader Tony Page said Reading was a major employment centre and destination that needed the additional rail capacity.

In addition, advances in technology such as motorised transport, labour mechanisation and television have promoted sedentary lifestyles and reduced physical activity.

So, recruitment, selection, transport, housing, labour, labour-housing transport, this was all within that package.

He has installed newcomers at justice, transport and labour, the less successful bits of the old Prodi administration; the labour portfolio went to Antonio Bassolino, the popular mayor of Naples.

By 1947 he was on the front bench as parliamentary secretary for transport; after Labour's narrow election victory three years later, he was parliamentary and financial secretary to the Admiralty.

As for the St Erth-St Ives branch, its continued existence had much to do with the whims of the incoming transport minister, Labour's Barbara Castle, who inherited the Tory government's Beeching legacy.

That would mean getting infrastructure in shape, notably building cities that are worth living in, setting up efficient power supplies and transport, making labour laws more flexible, easing the acquisition of land for investors, and more.