Sentence examples for dependence on foreign labor from inspiring English sources
The result is a cynical, unacknowledged dependence on foreign labor that is not formally welcome.
While Malaysia has long sought to reduce its dependence on foreign labor, Mr. Aekapol said that for now, "Malaysia has no choice but to welcome foreign workers".
Its goal is to create and enforce standards for nursing education, licensing and practice across the Emirates to promote Emiratis in the work force and lessen the dependence on foreign labor.
The cleavage in the party is between those who want to systematize the country's widening dependence on foreign labor (the Senate version) — to try to take the "illegal" out of illegal immigration — and those who want to slam the door (the House version).
Mohamed Ariff, executive director of the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, blames the country's dependence on foreign labor on the decision to "open the flood gates" to migrant workers in the late 1980s, first in the plantation sector, then in manufacturing.
Mohamed Ariff, executive director of the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, said the country's dependence on foreign labor was a result of a decision to "open the floodgates" to migrant workers in the late 1980s, first in the plantation sector, then in manufacturing.
Stupidity would be to trade a dependence on foreign oil for one on foreign ethanol.
Because it takes a long time to train an S&E labor force, and our dependence on foreign S&E workers makes us economically vulnerable to changes that we as a nation can't control.
Political solutions to domestic problems like dependence on foreign oil do not depend on our elected representatives but on us.
Oddly or perhaps conveniently, given Saudi Arabia's dependence on foreign labor the company of foreign workers of the opposite sex, particularly those from developing countries, is an unofficial but widely tolerated exception to the prohibition against gender mixing.
