Sentence examples for become labor from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, as powerful as they've become, labor unions will perpetuate our ever-rising taxes and the overall decline of our country.

Puzder, who withdrew his nomination to become Labor Secretary in February after footage surfaced of his ex-wife saying he had physically abused her, recently defended the company's provocative ads.

In editions published Wednesday, the satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné and Marianne magazine reported that a racetrack at Compiègne, north of Paris, had been sold for about one-eighth of its value just a week before the embattled official, Éric Woerth, stepped down as budget minister in March to become labor minister.

There's another reason that nobody's going to challenge Shorten between now and the election, and that's that it is the worst possible time to become Labor leader.

On one hand, legalized workers who have comparable skills to U.S.-born workers could become labor market competitorsbecause they would no longer be held back by their legal status.

By hurting unions for government workers, the Janus decision could weaken what has become labor's spine.

The metaphoric riffs Mr. Machado extracts from James M. Barrie's fantasy may become labored.

Dr. Jagan returned to power in 1957, and Mrs. Jagan became labor minister.

It seemed that as farmers gained skill, and yields rose, the overall system became labor saving compared with usual methods.

As a Babbage column in the Economist put it several years ago, in this scenario, capital becomes labor.

He was the party's trade-union director and during this period became labor editor of The Militant.