Sentence examples for efficient labour from inspiring English sources

Efficient labour inputs and the quality of local suppliers improve business efficiency, while the consent of the local communities provides a 'social license to operate"' [ 33]. Lee and Bialous [ 34] advocate for a 'more critical debate within and beyond the public health community on the rapid proliferation of CSR initiatives'.

America, long the poster child for efficient labour markets, suddenly looks sclerotic.

More recently, export growth, fuelled by cheap, efficient labour and burgeoning foreign investment, has driven the economy.

Using North Korea's cheap, efficient labour, the Kaesong complex produced goods worth $470m (about £310m) in 2012.

In previous London mayoral elections, the efficient Labour machine got out the vote in inner London but was not able to overcome strong Conservative support in the suburbs.

Britain is praised for its "efficient labour market", which is ranked 5th in the world, and for the uptake of technology, for which it is ranked 5th.

Although high-yield varieties of rice were adopted in the 1960s, rice yields are much lower than in East Asia, owing primarily to less-efficient labour inputs.

Projects/programmes that work on efficient family labour allocation and family planning need to be encouraged in maintaining and minimizing household size to the level of household income capability.

The WEF said the UK's competitiveness relied on highly efficient goods and labour markets, in which it ranked 9th and 5th respectively out of the 138 countries assessed.

It prevents the efficient redeployment of labour and a proper use of women and elderly workers, which will be vital if Japan is to cope with its ageing population and shrinking workforce.

In a perfect world everyone would know the details of every stock in their mutual fund, but this is not a realistic or even, in all probability, an efficient division of labour.