Sentence examples for curbed labor from inspiring English sources

This is tough on exports.; A recent poll shows a big majority of professional portfolio managers regard Mexican stocks as cheap.; The revival of economic growth in Mexico has curbed labor unrest, but has also revived imports.

But in Nassau, the prospect of curbing labor costs poses a particular challenge.

But Democrats and unions rallied last November, overwhelmingly winning the repeal of Mr. Kasich's signature measure curbing labor rights.

Supporters say the law is vital to curb labor's power and to hold down state and local compensation costs during an era of increasing budget deficits.

LOS ANGELES — The battle to curb labor's political clout has moved from Wisconsin to California, where wealthy conservatives are championing a ballot measure that would bar unions from donating to candidates.

Detroit has been trying to curb labor costs by outsourcing parts production to nonunion suppliers.

That is why Negroes support labor's demands and fight laws which curb labor.

That is why Negroes support labor's demands and fight laws which curb labor," he said before the AFL-CIO in 1962.

work to curb child labor was underlined as Mr. Clinton visited Bangladesh, a country once notorious for the number of young children toiling in its garment industry.

While serious problems in areas such as human rights abuse remain, Cuba has been making improvements on curbing forced labor, child prostitution and related challenges, according to the State Department in its annual human trafficking report.

His name was attached to two notoriously illiberal Acts of Congress: the Alien Registration Act of 1940 (known as the Smith Act), used to prosecute resident aliens suspected of subversiveness; and the War Labor Disputes Act of 1943 (the Smith-Connally Act), which curbed the power of labor unions.