Sentence examples for flows of labour from inspiring English sources
Encouraging businesses will require freer flows of labour and fewer customs barriers, as well as better efforts to uphold the rule of law.
In 1998, the authors calculate that the deterioration in the terms of trade was worth 0.7% of GDP, or a little over $58 billion.The flows of labour and capital into America also lead to a lower output in the rest of the world than would otherwise have been the case.
But he also raised a question that mainstream politicians have dodged for several decades since – and has come home to haunt them in fraught times when the financial crash, ensuing austerity and rise in the global flows of labour give tensions about immigration particular saliency.
Regardless of what WB KIs might say, indeed, the Bank's policies in labour market flexibility (including unrestricted international flows of labour) actually conflict with the promotion of decent work conditions.
Since then, this provincial city – encompassing its inhabitants' lives – has changed from a sleepy backwater disconnected from flows of labour and commodities (fictions or aspirations), to a bustling hub of transnational non-governmental interventions and global science, sources of related expectations and learning, income generation and consumption.
A study in 1984 suggested that if the flow of labour were freed completely, the size of the world economy would double.
The Portuguese government attempted to control the flow of labour from Mozambique to the gold mines through a series of conventions with the South African government.
This is often coupled with the view that the increased flow of labour means origin and destination countries share a common interest.
Ed Miliband has insisted that Labour will defeat the Tories at the next general election in a bid to stem a flow of Labour voters planning to vote for Scottish independence to avoid further Conservative rule.
John Mann, the Labour MP for Bassetlaw, directly urged Miliband "to announce that we're prepared to renegotiate our role and position in the European Union and stop the automatic free flow of labour.
