Sentence examples for considered labor from inspiring English sources

Labor voters have generally considered Labor to be centrist with a small move to the left from 2001 to 2013.

Since lace making was predominately considered to be the domestic labor of women, it was not considered labor worth recording.

But China made it clear that it considered labor and environmental issues beyond the scope of the W.T.O., and refused to negotiate on those issues.

"They were considered labor statesmen because they helped the city avoid bankruptcy," said Joshua B. Freeman, a Queens College labor historian.

The monastic life in Western culture has traditionally considered labor to be an integral part of a person's spiritual formation, said R. Scott Appleby, the director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism at the University of Notre Dame.

Nonunion worker-advocacy groups, such as the Restaurant Opportunities Center and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers in Florida, have become increasingly effective in pressuring employers, and McCartin said a Trump NLRB might seek to change definitions so that these groups would be considered labor unions, which would subject them to stricter rules on picketing and other activities.

While this approach may be considered labor-intensive, several different in silico methods have recently been developed in order to efficiently identify potential MHC-restricted T cell determinants [26], [27], [28], [29].

PCR-based plastid genome sequencing was previously considered labor-intensive and time consuming.

However, United officials did not consider labor's opposition to be insurmountable, these people said.

I can only conclude that Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina considers labor unions a greater threat to our national security than terrorists when he holds up the appointment of a former F.B.I. agent to head the Transportation Security Administration because the appointee might allow T.S.A. employees to join a labor union.

The interpretation of the fetal heart rate (FHR) signal considering labor progression may improve perinatal morbidity and mortality.