Sentence examples for work of labour from inspiring English sources
They either don't know about the hard work of Labour councillors and campaigners, or think their local team does a good job but that the rest of the party isn't like that.
Staff appear to have gone to some lengths to track down the involvement of McNicol in the consultancy, saying they discovered a document on an office printer that discussed potential "sensitivities" within the party about the work of Labour People.
"The impressive work of Labour colleagues in the Commons during the report stage there and our own shadow home affairs team in the Lords has contributed significantly to the government's tabling of over 300 amendments to its own bill – including on greater safeguards against abuse," Lady Smith said.
With plans being laid for industrial action over the proposed loss of final salary schemes and the imposition of later retirement, union leaders piled in to criticise the work of Labour's former work and pensions secretary.
The antiquary William Borlase was critical of the castle by then in ruins during his 1752 visit, describing it as a "work of labour and expense, rather than of skill", and attributing its abandonment to its poor military utility.
The drudgery of domestic work, of unpaid labour, is getting worse because of climate change.
Liverpool has been transformed since that time and a lot of it is due to the work of the Labour government.
On the left come the claims that the great Olympic show was entirely the result of the work of the Labour government, and merely inherited by the current administration.
Our experience from previous projects shows that successul applications of e-Research infrastructures depend not just on more usable technologies but also crucially on the existence of a working division of labour that supports researchers and allows technological offerings to be adopted, appropriated and tailored to the specific needs of a research project [6].
The organization of work and division of labour, which might be said to have reached a peak during the Roman Empire, declined as the empire disintegrated.
Properly speaking, communism holds that our problems – as individuals, as a society, as a species – will only be solved with a radically different model of how property works, of how labour works, of how the economy should be organised.
