Sentence examples for concern for labor from inspiring English sources

Many voted for Nader for solid reasons: the abandonment on the part of the Clinton-Gore administration of any concern for labor and economic justice, outrage over the sovereign influence of money in the electoral process and disappointment over the moral lapses of both President Clinton and his Republican foes.

Of greater concern for Labor is that with Murdoch tabloids leading the charge, and talkback radio not far behind, Kevin Rudd is becoming a subject of national ridicule.

She explained the fact that a "yes" vote could be ignored by the Coalition is just one concern for Labor.

A major sticking point in the negotiations, and a major concern for the labor unions that provide California Democrats with their most reliable support, has been whether the mandated policies would be affordable for middle-income workers.

It is these violations that make Rubén and those like him a concern not just for labor groups and the government but also for President Vicente Fox of Mexico, who, when he meets with President Bush on Feb. 16, is expected to press Mr. Bush to expand the number of these workers allowed in the United States and to provide them more protections.

Candidate Obama declared opposition to trade deals that "put the interests of multinational corporations ahead of interests of workers," and stated concern for protections for labor, environmental and consumer safety.

This concerns, for example, labor conditions or the use of raw materials in so-called Third World countries.

As its name suggests, EMTALA reflects a particular concern for women in labor.

Alternatively, Intelligo's solution is primarily driven by an automated machine learning platform that can indiscriminately look at all thousands of data sources without concern for how much manual labor it will take.

According to Mrs. Benge, one of the violations of concern for UNICEF is child labor.

"In order for labor market concerns to be allayed, we need to see the earlier downtrend in claims re-established," Mr. Shapiro said in a note.