Sentence examples for fewer labor from inspiring English sources

The measures — tax increases, spending cuts and fewer labor protections — are intended to trim 54 billion euros, or about $76 billion, to balance Italy's budget by 2013.

Predictably, Hostess says that its competition has fewer labor restrictions, and that to be competitive they must "restructure" their labor agreements.

Yes, there are fewer labor union pressures than there were 35 years ago, as Charles Schultze, an economic adviser in the Carter administration, said recently.

This reflects that Nationals voters are exposed to fewer Labor voters than Liberal voters are and are exposed to neighbourhood effects.

Flight delays are down during the first six months of 2001 compared with 2000, because of better weather, fewer labor troubles, and actions taken by the airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration to reschedule flights and reroute traffic.

Strong productivity growth and fewer labor market protections make manufacturing employment more sensitive to cyclical fluctuations.

He made more collages and fewer labor- intensive boxes.

The decline is attributable to more realistic scheduling by airlines, improved management of air traffic by the F.A.A., fewer labor-related slowdowns and more cooperative weather.

Yet there have been relatively few labor strikes pitting unions against private equity firms.

Hatch complained that everyone except a few labor PACs had given up on him.

Last year's strike ended after the government of Haryana state intervened and a few labor leaders agreed to leave the company after receiving large severance payments.