-
Later additions, such as incorporation of the European Convention, are mostly down to happenstance, including the proclivities of individual Labour spokesmen.
ECONOMIST: New Labour��s gurus: Redesigning Britain’s constitution | The
-
Italy's new labour pact allows individual firms to set pay when inflation is below the government's target.
ECONOMIST: Growth and jobs
-
Many of these aims were set out last year or the year before by Labour, with individual action plans stretching as far as 2010.
BBC: NHS reform: Blair takes charge
-
At present unions in Brazil cannot strike the sort of deals that are common elsewhere, such as accepting pay cuts during downturns in return for no job losses, since individual workers may later ask the labour courts to unpick them.
ECONOMIST: Brazil's labour laws
-
The balance between social rights and individual responsibility appears to be more fairly balanced In New Labour social policy than it does with the Conservatives.
BBC: Unit 4: Political issues
-
Under both Conservative and Labour UK governments, wealth has polarised incredibly both at an individual level and a regional level.
BBC: Would a new law narrow the gap between rich and poor?
-
Like Britain's centrist Labour prime minister, Tony Blair, for example, she believes in individual responsibility more than in state assistance.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
-
He will also want to reassure voters that his party is not "Labour lite", as it has been dubbed by some, but an individual party with specific, and distinctive policies.
BBC: You are in: UK Politics
-
The Labour Party clearly appears to have adopted a mixture of both Conservative harshness, emphasising individual responsibility, and its traditional stance which seeks to address the underlying causes of crime.
BBC: Unit 4: Political issues
-
Labour's plans were intended to revitalise local democracy by allowing electors to identify with an individual responsible for providing public services.
BBC: NEWS | UK | Wales | Mayor's power over services
-
Besides, the biggest need for more labour mobility and for fiscal transfers to cope with shocks is likely to go on arising within individual member countries (eg, between northern and southern Italy), rather than between them.
ECONOMIST: Europe's mid-life crisis