Sentences with phrase «new division of labour»

This also means that we are inevitably heading towards a new division of labour with our American friends.

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Moderator: Dr. Robert Campbell, President, Mount Allison University Panel: Dr. Alaa Abd - El - Aziz, President, University of Prince Edward Island Saeed El - Darahali, President and CEO, SimplyCast and Member, One Nova Scotia coalition Charles Ayles, Assistant Deputy Minister, Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, Population Growth Division, Government of New Brunswick

The pattern of the results across divisions suggests that relative to last year new UKIP votes have come as much from Labour as from the Tories.

By polling day, Labour had secured the support of only the Mirror, the Independent on Sunday and, in spite of internal divisions, the New Statesman.

Yet some of his strongest supporters, who agree that a quieter strategy of «consolidation» would risk making the government look as though it has run out of steam when it seeks a new electoral mandate, also worry that Labour's parliamentary divisions will place a brake on future reform.

Division of labour in some contexts is much more likely to appear as a result of individual avoidance of competition: if I come to a new town, I am best off doing a job that no one else does.

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