Sentence examples for understand the labour from inspiring English sources

I think now there's a very clear acceptance from Labour, from the Liberals that the Prime Minister's Royal Charter is the right way forward and we should stop the extreme version of press law that has been tabled, and I understand the Labour party would be voting against that if it were pressed to a vote in the Commons today".

"The people urging a split just do not understand the Labour party," says one former shadow cabinet member who entirely shares the despair about the current state of the party but fears an MP-led breakaway would simply make things even darker and invite annihilation at the ballot box if Theresa May goes for a general election next spring.

I understand the Labour leader is preparing to unveil proposals designed to increase competition between banks by forcing the so-called "big five" - HSBC, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander and Lloyds - to sell more of their branches and promote the growth of new banks capable of challenging them.

To comprehensively understand the labour markets and welfare contexts of LMICs, we turn to the theoretical and empirical work of Gough and Wood [ 36- 38], who modify and apply Esping-Andersen's [ 15, 16] concept of welfare state regimes to regions and countries with problematic states and imperfect labor markets.

Michael Foot, whose failings as a leader are cruelly if accurately described, would have been consoled by the discovery that Pugh believes Attlee should have made Aneurin Bevan his foreign secretary and that Hugh Gaitskell was "an elitist who failed to understand the [Labour] movement".

To understand the threat, Labour delegates need merely to wander out of the conference centre.

To understand the health labour market dynamics in the four selected countries, we investigated the factors that determine the health workforce supply and demand.

Hence, the study of myometrial cAMP regulatory pathways will help to understand the mechanism of labour and highlight possible targets for the development of more specific and effective tocolytics for preterm labour.

They both understand the importance of Labour holding power in local government.

Trying to understand the reasons behind Labour's shortfall before more detailed data is available is just as difficult.

David has shown a determination to honestly understand the reasons why Labour lost but has done so without undermining our many achievements.