Sentence examples for vulnerable labour from inspiring English sources

He will not enjoy the luxury of a weak and vulnerable Labour Opposition.

"It denies support upfront to the most vulnerable labour market group at the very time they need it".

So Clegg's binary new slogan – Tory change and Labour fairness – may just help save him from collapse in the south while picking up vulnerable Labour seats elsewhere.

And several of those look vulnerable: Labour has 12 councils with a third of seats up for election this year, where a swing of one to four seats would see it lose control.

From this perspective, it is not only important to improve participation of older workers[ 65, 66], but to also utilise and strengthen present and potential vulnerable labour force sources.

So, all in all, the on-going agreement has not allowed Mexico to protect vulnerable labour, intensive sectors and minimal environmental standards.

The Conservatives have thus far not been able to make a convincing enough case to fence-sitting voters in this group of vulnerable Labour-held seats.

But as economic growth spreads to new areas, potential migrants may opt to stay at home, leaving Guangdong's labour-intensive export industries vulnerable to labour shortages.

Seats with small Conservative majorities and large numbers of Indian voters are described as "vulnerable" to Labour, but "less likely" to change hands because of Labour desertion by upwardly mobile Indian-heritage voters.

"These seats should be vulnerable to Labour but may be less likely to change hands because of Labour desertion by upwardly mobile Indian-heritage – and Tory-voting – electors".

He said it was vulnerable to Labour charges of still being the "nasty party".