But when the moment came, and Merkel found herself single and childless in her mid-thirties — and laboring in an East German institution with no future — a woman of her ambition must have grasped that politics would be the most dynamic realm of the new Germany.
Purged as a "rightist" in 1957, she lost her job and labored in a camp for years.
It assumes that the capital and labor in a developing economy are fixed and fully employed, yet developing countries often have labor surpluses and their resource windfall could easily attract foreign capital and labor to offset local scarcities (Benjamin et al. 1989; Gelb 1988).
Roses at Bell is a performative piece that fuses nature, visual information, and labor in a quest to find meaning in collected data.
Lamentably, it seems Bernie's version of political revolution is merely a plan to mobilize voters in the hopes of returning to a time when the US had a social compact among business, government, and labor, in a way that allowed some modicum of reciprocal progress.
Also, men are more exposed to socio-economically related risk factors, such as alcohol, smoking and labor in a polluted environment.
In Cuba, horses grazing grass legume mixtures in citrus inter-rows provided efficient weed control (saving fuel, herbicides and labor) in an integrated system where higher fruit quality, due to organic fertilization by horse manure, and diversification increased farm productivity and led to better economic results (González-García et al., 2012).
With the assistance of the response surfaces developed from the DOE model, the time and labor in designing a nasal spray product to achieve desired product performance characteristics can be reduced.
Basically you volunteer your time and labor in return for a place to stay and food to eat.
Inside there's a sauna, a crackling fire and two chefs laboring in a fully stocked kitchen; outside, trackless powder stretches to the glacier-capped horizons.
