Sentence examples for discipline of labour from inspiring English sources

Distributional conflicts are no longer contained within national borders and governments in many LMICs find it attractive to attract investment by way of 'the discipline of labour' (Amsden 1990).

Even the famed discipline of the Labour group in Cardiff Bay hasn't stopped Labour AMs voicing their disappointment.

In the discipline of economics, labour economics has been identified as a field for which web-based data are particularly promising.

The employers also preferred children because of ease in management, discipline and lack of labour unions.

Mass unemployment was an instrument for the disciplining and weakening of labour, followed up by union-busting as state policy.

Its functions include the definition of the framework that disciplines the main aspects of labour utilization and the safeguard of real wage levels.

PROTECTION RIGHTS A significant number of children in the region are exposed to various kinds of abuse and exploitation, including sexual abuse; neglect and abandonment; physical abuse as a means of discipline; child labour; and child trafficking.

While the pro-euro camp show every sign of taking on the iron discipline of Tony Blair's New Labour, the antis are riven by doctrinal disputes which will make it difficult to develop a single, coherent message.

As a result, we still observe the division of labour between disciplines, the disciplinary-bound pictures of human development in the Arctic and terminology confusion.

As a result of the division of labour between disciplines, little dialogue is established cross-disciplinary, which results in narrow use of concepts and the disciplinary-bound pictures of human development in the Arctic.

Since the 1980s, however, welfare policy has been subordinated to a wider goal of disciplining labour to make it more "competitive", maintaining labour market "flexibility", and driving up productivity.