Sentence examples for Productive labor from inspiring English sources

First of all, we take advantage of Mexico's productive labor force to create economical products for world markets.

Her service on the board coincided with that of John Tate, who summed up his views on labor relations as follows: "Labor unions are nothing but blood-sucking parasites living off of the productive labor of people who work for a living".

France has a wealthy, diversified, resilient economy and a highly skilled and productive labor force.

This surge has created a cheap, productive labor force for its factories, mines and construction crews.

By causing a loss of productive labor, it also reduces incomes in these countries," said the authors.

Yes, the U.S. economy grew, but too slowly to employ an expanding and increasingly productive labor force.

For decades, Hormel Foods and its employees enjoyed one of the most cooperative and productive labor-management relationships in the processed foods industry.

Distributive systems are just insofar as they distribute incomes according to the different levels earned or deserved by the individuals in the society for their productive labors, efforts, or contributions.

Properly structured, such a system serves to enhance liberty, since it frees most people from the burdensome and time-consuming business of governing, thereby allowing them to get on with their more productive individual pursuits and, most especially, their productive labors (Mill 1992, 21).

We become distracted from productive labors by our perceived opponents; we become focused on them and not on our larger calling to advance our nation; our debate becomes more about scoring points against an adversary and less about advancing our common cause.

Back in the days when Labor Day represented the start of serious presidential campaigning, candidates would routinely exalt the dignity of work itself, laud the virtues of working people, hail the importance of honoring those whose productive labors generate far-reaching prosperity, and denounce "malefactors of great wealth" and "economic royalists".