Sentence examples for divided labor from inspiring English sources

In France, the bitterly divided labor movement called for hundreds of demonstrations across the country, with rival union confederations holding separate marches.

The Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, survived a damaging leadership battle on Thursday to retain the reins of a divided Labor party heading towards almost certain defeat in elections in September.

Though there is, or can be, a loosely shared sense of common ground or purpose — say, broadcasting news — the more decentralized nature of Twitter and the continuous stream resists the erection of a rigid structure of directed, divided labor focussed on a single issue.

How can he, in government, in alliance with the Greens and independents, possibly resist that?" Dutton said on Thursday that the Coalition had worked hard in the campaign to explain to voters how divided Labor was internally on its official asylum-seeker boat turnback policy.

John Fahey, a finance minister in the former coalition government, under John Howard, says Mr Abbott was not "known for his judgment" then, and has not taken his "best team into government" now.As opposition leader, Mr Abbott played tough against a divided Labor government, but offered few sturdy policies.

The proposed sale divided labor, with unions holding public rallies for and against the sale to Prime Healthcare.

He framed the voters' choices as between a strong and stable Coalition government and a weak, divided Labor-Greens administration.

Many labor leaders and Democratic officials voice fears that the White House is trying to divide labor by splitting the more conservative unions from the more liberal ones.

Like bees, humans have long lived or died based on their ability to divide labor, help each other and stand together in the face of common threats.

And then there's the band's two weird principals, Mr. Fagen and Mr. Becker, pumping out the anti-charisma: the unlikeliness of them as bandleaders or rock stars, the mystery of how they divide labor, their comfort with yielding power to others.

Even as unions face off against Republican opponents, they are also often at war with a prominent Democratic governor, who has conquered Albany in part by dividing labor in the country's most unionized state.