Sentence examples for disrupt labour from inspiring English sources

For workers from tiny Malta (and not-much-bigger Cyprus) will be allowed into existing EU countries without any restrictions, since they are deemed unlikely to disrupt labour markets.

Israel's Association of Banks said the law could disrupt labour relations in the financial sector, while a spokesman for the group said it was likely to lodge an appeal at the country's supreme Court.

Mr Osborne sought to disrupt Labour's spending plans with a £920m-a-year increase in the levy on banks, which Labour has earmarked to expand childcare.

Then there are the costs to the country: a warped education system and disrupted labour market, among others.

Frey does not believe that because technology disrupts labour markets in one sphere it will necessarily provide the solutions in another.

However, where interactions were strained, in some cases, the family members disrupted labour.

Interactions between HSWs and family members are characterized in terms both of complementary labour (family members providing informational and instrumental support to HSWs), and disrupted labour (family members creating emotion work and additional instrumental work for HSWs).

Starving families funny huh?? Evil vindictive out of touch government Tories laughing trying disrupt opening Labour statement #taxcredits debate need to remember hard working constituents watching #WorkPenalty Tories are being absolutely disgraceful whilst debating the tax credits cut opposition.

Since alcohol intoxication might disrupt normal labour and care of newborn pups, we withdrew pregnant rats from alcohol on gestation day 19.

Scuffles broke out when protestors disrupted a Labour campaign rally in Glasgow on Monday.

In a dramatic intervention during the Leveson Inquiry, a protester disrupted former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair's evidence.