Sentence examples for driven by labor from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Calpers said that "to paint the picture that the Calpers board and its decisions are driven by labor is misleading and inaccurate..

"We were driven by labor," he said, noting that "while rents are significantly higher in northern New Jersey, that will be offset by the benefit of continuity".

From this we can see that the polarisation trend has largely been driven by Labor, Greens and informal voters increasingly placing themselves further to the left while voters for the Nationals have moved further to the right.

To decipher whether the relation between BMI and hours of work is driven by labor markets or marriage markets, we run regressions that either include market wage or not.

The results are not driven by any single state and do not appear to be driven by labor market conditions for less-skilled workers or for Hispanic immigrants in general.

Yet GGIRC is not fueling an economic boom driven by labor hiring and investment in plant and equipment.

The remarkable divergence between manufacturing output and employment reflects strong labor productivity growth, driven by labor-saving technological progress.

The growth in net patient revenue is primarily driven by higher staffing and labor-related costs.

The fall in the jobless rate, said a release by Republican members of the Joint Economic Committee this summer, "is largely a mirage, driven by declining labor force participation".

The office estimated that the deficit would increase to $4.6 billion in 2010 and to $6.3 billion in 2011, largely driven by higher labor costs and a weakening housing market.

September consumer confidence in the United States slipped to its lowest levels since February, driven by a deteriorating labor market and business conditions, according to a private report released Tuesday.