Sentence examples for combination of labour from inspiring English sources
This combination of labour, capital and know-how dictates how much the economy can produce.
Thanks to this combination of labour mobility and a preference for young workers, a growing proportion of China's new economy is in the hands of people under 30.
They look forward to being able to put their factories wherever the combination of labour, suppliers and transport works best, and to export from them to the world.
Against a possible backdrop of a Cameron government in mid-term and London's floating voters experiencing Boris fatigue, maybe a combination of Labour core votes, second preference Green votes and his personal vote would be enough for him.
Through a combination of labour market reforms by the SPD government in 2003; strong trade unions and worker representation on boards; a focus on vocational qualifications and state interventions such as topping up the salaries of those having to work shorter hours, Germany has managed to hold down unemployment while it has risen significantly in most Western economies.
Even adding in 9-10 Ulster Unionists and UKIP (a highly unstable combination on the face of it) gets the right to 316.A combination of Labour with the various nationalists (Scottish, Welsh, moderate Irish) and perhaps the Green could just make it past 323.
Less than 15 months after the earthquake, in March 1996, manufacturing activity in greater Kobe was at 98% of its projected pre-quake level.Mr Horwich reckons that the likely reason for this rebound in output and economic activity, even as swathes of infrastructure still lay in ruins, is that output can be produced using different combinations of labour and capital.
This combination of low labour costs and technical ingenuity is the secret of Univex's success.Start-ups are the engine of Poland's post-communist boom.
Industrial engineers then faced the problem of motivating the worker so that the combination of human labour and machine technology would achieve its fullest potential.
Opportunity is defined as a combination of prevailing labour policies, access to finance, education and training, and legal and social status.
Since Deng Xiaoping launched market-led economic reform 30 years ago, China has prospered on the back of a combination of cheap labour, cheap capital, an undervalued currency, government pump-priming relentless construction and sheer hard work and ingenuity.
