Sentence examples for correct labor from inspiring English sources

Apparel brands should take more effective measures to prevent and correct labor rights abuses in the factories that produce for them.

Bush is also correct that labor force participation is at a record low.

Consequently, a better understanding of the geographic mobility of immigrants is of great importance as their responsiveness to differences in employment rates across regions could help correct regional labor market imbalances (Blanchard and Katz 1992).

This process was incident-free, being the epidural analgesia correct and labor with normal evolution.

For instance, in a review of causes of obstetric fistula from patients' perspective [ 38], 70% of the women attributed obstetric fistula to prolonged labour, while 33% attributed the condition to God or operation to correct obstructed labor.

How to sharpen pencils the correct (read: anachronistic, labor intensive) way.

Labor was correct to point out the government's "zombie measures" to aid the budget that would never pass, Richardson said.

There are more than a thousand pages that I have to correct — it's a labor worthy of a nineteenth-century miner.

If this story was correct, this should reduce labor supply and push up wages, but Rothstein (2011) presents evidence showing that wages fell rather than increased during the Great Recession and recovery.

The global economic system has reached a tipping point that requires correcting the direction where labor and finance markets are heading.

Obama, early in his term, issued four executive orders that mainly corrected for anti-labor orders by George W. Bush, but these do not take full advantage of the leverage that government has.