Sentence examples for establishing labor from inspiring English sources

Unions, environmentalists and consumer groups overwhelmingly backed Vice President Al Gore, partly because he promised not to expand trade without establishing labor and environmental standards first.

In an effort to appease the protesters and help Mr. Gore in the coming election, the president arrived in Seattle and began talking about establishing labor and environmental standards for all nations.

One way to get healthy is to establish labor peace, said Jay Grossman, an N.H.L. player agent.

One of Professor Aaron's contentions was that most judges lack expertise in the intricacies of labor law and that nations should establish labor courts.

In 2002, Switzerland established labor accords with the European Union, opening up access to their respective labor markets; the agreement was carried out in phases.

Bangladesh already had established labor federations, many of which are aligned with political parties and draw members from public sector industries.

Mr. Hobsbawm and his colleagues in the Historians' Study Group of the Communist Party established labor history as an important field of study and in 1952 created an influential journal, Past and Present, as a home base.

But he also is willing to buck established labor practices, and that has invited trouble.

The group gets support from private foundations and established labor unions.

Taken at face value, the AFL-CIO's support of a plan that, as Trumka puts it, "ties the number of new foreign workers coming into the US labor market to established labor shortages" would have old-time labor leaders turning over in their union-dug graves.

Most of the patients had a spontaneous vaginal delivery, having being admitted in established labor.