Sentence examples for chamber labor from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Turnbull told the chamber Labor had produced the motion as a smokescreen to try and distract from the questions over its own MPs, and he derided it as an "extraordinary stunt".

But the Labor leader Bill Shorten said some of the material provided by the Liberal MPs in their public disclosures did not clarify their status, and he told the chamber Labor was proposing "one rule for all".

The Chamber-labor deal calls for admitting 20,000 guest workers the first year, with the total climbing to 75,000 after four years, and future numbers adjusted according to the unemployment rate and industry needs as determined by a new federal bureau.

"Employers in California have been hit by a ton of class-action litigation over what a meal period is, what it means to provide a meal period, and things like that, costing businesses a ton of money," said Jennifer Barrera, the chamber's labor and employment advocate.

The orchestra was forced to play for new arrivals during the devastating selection processes in which Nazi guards separated them into groups bound for gas chambers or labor details.

For example, the students and parents watched Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). give an address in the Senate chambers about labor rights for Native Americans and his opposition to President Trump's stance toward Russia and the recent tax reform law.

However, the setup and use of these chambers are labor intensive, require expertise and do not translate easily to the bedside.

Mr. Johnson of the chamber questioned whether the labor board had the statutory authority to impose such a posting requirement and whether the required notice would provide a balanced overview of employee rights, including the right not to join a union.

Details of their report on the gas chambers and forced labor were eventually broadcast to the world, starting with the BBC.

But food must be removed from standard shipping pallets, stacked into metal irradiation boxes, and then returned to the pallets when they emerge from the chamber-all extra labor that increases costs.

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