Sentence examples for entrenched labor from inspiring English sources

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules that have stifled the country's economic growth.

Mr. Pfister and other economists said the dual ministry would make Mr. Clement less vulnerable to pressure from Germany's entrenched labor unions.

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules and relatively high wages — for those lucky enough to still have jobs — that have stifled the country's economic growth.

In Germany, Chancellor Schröder is watering down his plans to relax entrenched labor laws in response to a rebellion by the unions and other leftist elements within his own Social Democratic Party.

Indeed, Mr. Berlusconi, a television magnate turned politician, likens the changes he envisages in the state's role in the Italian economy to the ideas of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who attacked entrenched labor power.

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, in a deal that salvages two pillars of his ambitious economic agenda, has yielded to demands by the conservative opposition to scale back a proposed tax cut and to loosen entrenched labor laws.

According to Table 4, however, the declines in visitors and page views per visitor as Craigslist became more entrenched in local labor markets were accompanied by either a decrease in the fees or no change in the fees.

Not without its detractors, the new economy faces challenges from entrenched industries, labor costs and logistical needs.

It would also bring labor unions, which are well entrenched in the former phone monopoly, to the barricades.

Some have raised concerns about the problem of child labor, which they say has deeply entrenched into the Indian system, exemplifying how socio-economic relations are negotiated within the Indian society.

Mr. Gore referred to Mr. Bradley's statement before the Iowa caucuses that Iowa "rewards entrenched power," a reference to Mr. Gore's lock on organized labor.