Sentence examples for a larger labor from inspiring English sources

But the vote is nonbinding; the real decision will come when a House-Senate conference committee considers whether to insert the provision passed into a larger labor spending bill.

The president and chief executive, Werner Heid, cited a need to cut costs and to have Iomega closer to other high-technology companies and a larger labor pool as the reason for the move.

Investment in employees allows for excellent operational execution, which boosts sales and profits, which allows for a larger labor budget, which results in even more investment in store employees.

Yet in the 1920s and 1930s, the Bund's program seemed much more grounded, sensible and realistic: a Jewish workers' party allied with a larger labor movement, a secular Jewish culture in Yiddish, the language already spoken by most Jews, a future in the place where Jews already lived, alongside people they already knew.

Investment in employees allows for excellent operational execution, which boosts sales and profits, which allows for a larger labor budget, which results in even more investment in store employees," said Ton. Zeynep Ton teaches in the MIT Sloan Executive Education course, Developing a Leading Edge Operations Strategy.

One is that unemployment is rising, so a larger labor force could compound the problem.

Egypt also has a large labor force that Chinese companies could put to work.

Several banners said, "No to social cutbacks," and a large labor union presence was evident.

These terraces also demonstrate the Inca Empire's ability to command a large labor force to build these walls.

Though she is a member of a large labor union, she earns just $7.50 an hour and receives no health insurance or other benefits.

Even as members of a large labor union occupied the offices of the Finance Ministry in Athens early on Thursday to protest proposed budget cuts, the Greek government won a vote of confidence for its plans in the credit markets.