Sentence examples for course labor from inspiring English sources

Of course Labor doesn't have clean hands either.

Of course Labor will have to deliver competent, steady, good government as well.

But, of course, labor rates and labor costs simply aren't the same thing.

Now, of course, Labor Day is the starting bell for the steeplechase of autumn.

Indeed, even without a strike, many shows were struggling to turn a profit during a relatively weak summer season and amid constantly growing costs, including, of course, labor.

Of course Labor was running like a rabbit into the headlights so it did have a fair hand in its own demise.

The conservatives, of course, labored under the weight of many decisions of the Court, starting in 1937, which found the Commerce Clause to be a general grant of congressional power for most everything.

The $29 four-course Labor Day weekend menu, served upstairs in the tapas lounge, includes gazpacho, stuffed piquillos peppers, grilled squid and mango sorbet.

Thus, families enjoy preferencial access to the public services offered according to the support needs for their children's development in programs such as: level-up courses, labor insertion, housing improvement and habitability conditions, mental health assistance, legal assistance, intra-family violence and child mistreatment prevention and assistance.

Quality of care indicators had low scores pertaining to the way care was being delivered appropriately, skillfully and in a human manner consistent with client's preferences and culture by the medical staff throughout the course of labor and delivery at the labor ward.

Furthermore, it is notable that in both samples, the domains concerning the course of labor (such as pain perception and duration of labor) and medical and environmental aspects (such as method of birth, medical interventions during labor, place of birth, and atmosphere at the place of labor and birth) are not represented in the total list of most important domains.