Sentence examples for coast labor from inspiring English sources

Hopes for an end to a West Coast labor standoff soothed investors yesterday, prompting them to buy stocks and give the market its first advance in five sessions.

"Most likely Hermine stays off coast Labor Day into Tuesday but proximity and enormous wind plus waves/swell/surge may be devastating," Maue tweeted.

He also lived in San Francisco for a time, where he worked as a leader of the West Coast labor movement, organizing guards at Alcatraz prison, among other workers.

The trade deficit narrowed to $35.1 billion in October, the Commerce Department reported today, though much of the gain was attributed to the effect of the West Coast labor dispute, which cut back imports.

He has been described as "one of the fathers of the West Coast labor movement".

Langford's message to west coast labor leaders was simple; "Repair America," and the benefits will be manifold.

When he came to power in 2007, promising a new "cooperative federalism" to "end the blame game" between the commonwealth and the states, there were coast-to-coast Labor governments, an ocean of red.

He largely escaped notice outside of the Bay Area until the fall of 2014, when the archdiocese's high schools – some of the few unionized religious schools on the west coast – began labor negotiations.

Eight weeks is what the port of Oakland estimated it would take to recover from the paralyzing effects of the west coast port labor disputes.

If the contribution of computer software in the interior region was as large as that in the coast region, labor productivity growth of the interior would be 0.5 percentage points higher than its current level.

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD BAND LABOR DAY CONCERT (Sunday) While New York can boast of the bands from West Point, Connecticut has musical members of the Coast Guard to smile about.