Sentence examples for distinguished labor from inspiring English sources

Distinguished labor lawyer.

Noted and distinguished labor attorney.

Most commonly, four broad types of programs are distinguished: labor market training, job search assistance and monitoring, wage subsidies, and public sector work programs.

In line with the most common types of ALMP encountered in practice, four broad types of programs are distinguished: labor market training, job search assistance and monitoring, wage subsidies, and public sector work programs.

Instead, the Clinton administration decided to appoint Bill Usery, a distinguished labor mediator, to bring the parties together and encourage them to make peace.

A 1947 graduate of Columbia Law School, shewas the widow of Stephen C. Vladeck, a distinguished labor lawyer and founder of the firm.

Distinguishing labor that is prolonged due to ineffective uterine contractions from labor that is truly obstructed, also takes obstetrical experience.

With the inclusion of socio-demographic characteristics, the size of per laborer cultivated land and the yield of rice per mu of land were no longer statistically significant in distinguishing labor-migrant households from non-labor-migrant households.

Most of us have trouble hearing the "labor" in Labor Day any longer -- the use of the word, that is, that distinguishes labor from management or worker from capitalist.

The study did not distinguish between labors induced for medical reasons and those induced for convenience.

As discussed earlier, it is difficult to distinguish between MJH labor supply and labor demand responses over the business cycle.