Sentence examples for frustrated labor from inspiring English sources

And since returning to the governor's office almost four years ago, Brown's fiscal policies have occasionally frustrated labor leaders.

That sometimes frustrated labor leaders who knew the president supported their cause but usually reserved his union talk for union crowds, even at a time when organized labor was fighting battles around the country.

It later applied digital signal processing to automate credit reporting but five years ago sold the business, frustrated by labor problems and consumer antipathy.

The immigration reform debate is poised to be defined by growers who are frustrated with labor shortages produced by crackdowns of undocumented immigrants in states like Georgia and Alabama -- and not from the migrant communities silenced and terrorized by those policies.

During the show's final days, in June 1985, Mr. Prince resigned from the League of American Theaters and Producers, the industry's main trade group, saying he was frustrated by rising ticket prices, labor costs and "producing by committee".

The N.F.L. players union fired back at team owners Wednesday, one day after the Giants co-owner John Mara said he was frustrated by the pace of labor negotiations and was resigned to a 2010 season without a salary cap, starting in March.

The sluggishness of the labor market has frustrated 42-year-old Melvina White, a former medical assistant who has been out of work since 2009.

Business leaders are frustrated over inaction on reforms on labor laws, foreign investment in retail and other issues.

While the factories have been profitable and have provided new jobs, both labor and management are frustrated.

The modern practice of flagging ships in foreign countries began in the 1920s in the United States, when shipowners frustrated by increased regulations and rising labor costs began to register their ships to Panama.

Domestically, plans for much-needed reforms of energy policy, the tax structure, labor laws and education were also frustrated.