Sentence examples for fighting labor from inspiring English sources

He declared the Neg overhaul "no way to run a government", and said the Coalition should concentrate on fighting Labor at the next election, rather than trying to solve a problem in the energy market that a range of stakeholders want solved.

Last month, he made the argument that his experience fighting labor unions prepared him to take on the threat of the Islamic State in the Middle East.

"But when you're fighting sugar, labor and other incidental costs, you can't fight a three-headed monster".

But the Republicans were fighting Big Labor!

Aside from Libya, fighting and labor strikes in Yemen have taken about 250,000 barrels of sweet crude a day off world markets as global demand has been rising.

As he has for years, he has been fighting with labor unions for the right to let local nonunion people work.

Tony Podesta's clients include Virginia-based SLM, or Sallie Mae, which opposes the Democrats' efforts to revamp the student loan program; Cleveland-based BP America, a major oil company; and Cincinnati-based Cintas, a uniform company that's also fighting the labor measure.

After years of fighting organized labor in state houses and on Capitol Hill, conservatives opened up a fresh battleground in Kentucky last month, pushing a brand new crop of anti-union laws in counties across the state.

The home's post-apocalyptic appearance, and obvious problem with hoarding old mannequins and farm equipment, made it seem like the appropriate place to nurse wounds after fighting against labor injustice.

Like later activists fighting for labor rights, women's rights, civil rights, and gay rights (just to name a few), she broke laws to expose their unjust character and gain their repeal.

It's a point also implicit in Made in LA, an Emmy-winning documentary that follows the lives of three Latina immigrants fighting for labor protections and the right to pursue freedom, happiness and a fair living.