Sentence examples for a big labor from inspiring English sources
One summer, the couples had a big Labor Day party.
"This is a big labor movement with a big agenda and they're not giving Jacob Zuma a honeymoon," said Patrick Bond, a professor of development studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
The battle for public opinion over health care intensified further on Thursday when a strange-bedfellows coalition including drug companies, doctors and a big labor union, all favoring an overhaul, opened a $12 million television advertising campaign directed at 12 states.
Despite their thin wallets, millions of Americans will spend big this weekend on a final summer fling like a big Labor Day road trip or cookout.
But a big labor get for Clinton.
A younger population means a bigger labor force.
The number of positions in any given program is fluid; from a program perspective, the more that match, the better for the program as there is a bigger labor force.
Those pressures were evident a few months ago, when a series of big labor strikes in southern China disrupted several Japanese auto factories and resulted in hefty pay raises.
He wrapped himself in the legacies of Gen. Juan Domingo Perón, the dictator who founded the Justicialist Party in the 1940's as a vehicle for big labor, and the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, a group that still demonstrates demanding information about the tens of thousands of people who disappeared during military rule from 1976 to 1983.
It's also a canard that big labor is tantamount to big money in U.S. politics.
