Sentence examples for expected labor from inspiring English sources

The payroll tax cut is having the expected labor market effects, but those effects will reverse themselves when the cuts inevitably expire.

He said he expected labor to endorse other Republicans, noting that in 1998 unions endorsed 26 Republican House candidates whom unions considered friendly.

Asked if he expected Labor to support them, Morrison said: "If [Labor] put them in their estimates, they've said they support them.

Mickel said he expected Labor would make an appointment to see the state governor, Paul de Jersey, upon confirmation of 44 seats.

While every owner admires the Rooneys, not every one is likely to back a highly leveraged sale of a Rust Belt franchise in the teeth of a recession in advance of an expected labor showdown in 2011.

Turnbull said the Coalition would consider a challenge in the court of disputed returns if Jones lost the seat and he expected Labor to do the same if O'Toole lost.

Thus, even if the heretofore depressed labor force participation rate picks up as expected, labor-force growth won't be able to accommodate the current level of labor demand.

As expected, labor-migrant households on average enjoyed higher per capita cash income and more consumer assets than non-labor-migrant households.

We don't expect labor or pension reform, but Rousseff is likely to push for tax reform — the lone big ticket item it can move through Congress.

Let's hope that labor leaders such as Andy Stern of the Service Employees International Union and Bruce Raynor of the union that tried to organize Cintas are calling Ickes and others and quietly pointing out that unless Penn's role is visibly reduced, Senator Clinton should not expect labor endorsements for 2008.

It would be unrealistic to expect labor law reform in a country with no safety net to speak of, he said, or to expect a greater openness in the banking and insurance sectors in the face of the global financial crisis.