Sentence examples for draw labor from inspiring English sources

They say he hopes to draw Labor into his government to defang the left.

The tendency of trade to draw labor and capital in each country into the production of the things it makes best is the fundamental source of its benefits.

Cameron and the SNP lost no love during the campaign; to draw Labor voters to his party, Cameron often trotted out warnings that Labor would be forming alliances with the separatist SNP.

Second, we draw labor-market-institution indices from the CEP-OECD isstitution Dataset, whicompiledmpiled by Center for Economic Performance of London School of Economics (Nickell 2006).

In Colombia, since 1970 high-input, intensified, highly mechanized cropping on the most suitable land, as well as expansion in cattle grazing, has drawn labor from more traditional agriculture, so that areas of marginal land are slowly being abandoned and re-vegetating (Etter et al. 2008).

A draft would draw cheap labor, but to do what?

But the same factors that make warehouses a draw for labor have made them a tempting target for automation.

Mr. Nader appears to draw some labor support at Mr. Gore's expense because of differences over trade issues.

High public land prices also benefitted eastern manufacturing, since cheap land would draw off labor and force up wages.

At the root of a drawn-out labor strike at a Maruti Suzuki India factory in Haryana is the "gap between aspirations of a new generation of workers and clockwork precision of a prosperous company," the Telegraph writes.

Among other factors, the decimation of the local population by disease made the companies desperate for plantation workers, and they drew a labor pool from China, Japan, Portugal, the Philippines and other areas.