Sentence examples for administration labor from inspiring English sources

Last month, he said he was trying to broker a compromise with the administration, labor unions, business groups and House Democrats.

While many of Renzi's proposals have been roundly criticized (especially by intellectuals on the left), voters clearly appreciated that he moved quickly and decisively, laying out a series of proposed reforms — of Italy's electoral system, public administration, labor market, and justice and tax systems — and set specific deadlines for getting them through parliament.

At a news conference on Thursday, Mr. Gephardt again sidestepped the question of how he would vote, and said he was trying to broker a compromise with the administration, labor unions, business groups and House Democrats who support the accord and those who oppose it.

Permission letters to conduct the research were obtained from both city administration labor and social affairs offices.

To calculate the true costs of antibiotic therapy, hidden costs arising from intravenous administration, labor, serum antibiotic assay, monitoring hematological and biochemical indices and adverse effects of antibiotics must be considered [ 10].

Your education should include coursework that encompasses human resources administration and management, personnel administration, labor relations and organizational development.

The Bloomberg administration, laboring under continued budget troubles, said Tuesday that it was shelving plans to hire a 540-candidate Police Academy class that was to be sworn in this month, city officials said.

The sad state of California's budget was in plain view on Wednesday even as lawmakers and the Schwarzenegger administration labored over take-out dinners to complete the budget.

But Ross notes that the first Bush administration labored feverishly to ensure that the Soviet Union never felt slighted as Germany moved toward reunification: "The diplomatic efforts at the highest levels of the administration were remarkable for their extensive, intensive and time-consuming nature".

Under successive administrations, labor laws were weakened, and those that remained on the books were no longer vigilantly enforced.

The meeting between Moni and Secretary of State John Kerry also provided an opportunity to underscore growing concerns among the Obama administration, Congress, labor groups and civil society about the dismal state of worker safety and labor rights in Bangladesh.