Sentence examples for free of labor from inspiring English sources
Unlike the N.F.L. and the N.B.A., it has been free of labor strife for nearly 20 years.
Second, President Obama has been using the full range of his executive powers to try to raise wage standards, with a series of executive orders requiring federal contractors to pay more, have records free of labor law violations and — as of today — offer employees paid sick leave.
Both of these industries tend to be free of labor market rigidities which helps to explain the speed at which unemployment decreases.
While Walmart in the U.S. remains free of labor unions, the retailer's workers elsewhere in the world are largely unionized.
Among the voices pushing back against the medicalization of reproduction are those that insist that pregnancy is a 'natural' process that generally needs no technological assistance, and advocate 'natural' childbirth, free of labor-inducing and pain medications and attended by midwives rather than doctors.
The AEC doesn't mean free trade and free movement of labor, but it has meant freer trade and freer movement of labor.
Macron supports open borders, free trade, free movement of labor, and greater efforts to accommodate refugees and assimilate Muslim minorities — all of which are under threat.
Now, I choose to boycott any chocolate supplier who refuses to certify their products as free of coercive labor practices, child labor, and human trafficking.
Republicans too are in a strange position, as the party of an unfettered free-market economy that hinders the free flow of labor and of extremely strategic goods such as peanuts.
It is interesting that those who oppose emu on economic grounds are often the same people who enthusiastically embrace free trade in goods, services and capital, and sometimes the free movement of labor.
And if you think about it, there's a broad inconsistency here as well: most advocates of free markets, Donald Trump being an example, are very much against free movement of labor - otherwise known as migration.
