Examples of using A labour in English and their translations into Czech
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This is a labour room, not a teddy bear's picnic. Tea?
It's a labour of love.
Yes, life in a labour camp can be so isolating.
But afterwards I had to go away, join a labour brigade.
Such… such a labour's not for me. No.
She was a Labour MP.
And what is a labour force if not a small army?- I learned during the war that an army runs on its stomach.
Next time, when they're elected, a Labour Government might seem ordinary. it will be for longer, and soon.
The truth is that Spain is a highly successful industrial country with a labour force of around 20 million people.
Next time when they're elected, it will be for longer, and soon a Labour Government might seem quite ordinary.
Unlike salaried workers, those who are self-employed in the transport sector do not work on the basis of a labour agreement, but freely determine their own customers and consignments.
To the condemned man toiling in a labour camp to the terrorist skulking through the hills of Dahkur Province. From the servant girl that cleaned my quarters.
These targets signalled a labour market approach to ECEC services, based on the need identified at the time of increasing the numbers of women in work.
Firstly, the improvement in skill levels will be useless unless it matches the needs of a labour market.
From the servant girl that cleaned my quarters to the condemned man toiling in a labour camp to the terrorist skulking through the hills of Dahkur Province.
to the condemned man toiling in a labour camp.
To put down a labour unrest. hired the Pinkerton Detective Agency The owners of the Pennsylvania Steel Works.
enhancement of individual work ability and the creation of a labour reserve.
whereas'The News Chronicle' predicts a Labour victory.
More than 100 skilled employees of the same species start on the same day during a labour shortage.