Sentence examples for future labour force from inspiring English sources

Third, all regions in Canada are experiencing shrinking child populations, a trend with significant implications for the future labour force.

Child deaths reduce future spending on goods and services; future labour force; future household savings, and hence investments; the number of future tax payers, and hence future tax revenues; and the number of future exports producers, bleeding future exports earnings.

Because physical fitness was associated with the young men's HRQoL and health and, thus, their value to the present and future labour force, feasible methods to promote PA levels and thereby HRQoL in young men should be pursued.

In addition to modelling and projecting the overall population change, the MULTIPOLES model allows for including assumptions on future labour force participation trends, and is therefore also suitable for labour force projections.

Even for children (0 14 years) who die prematurely, we valued the years lost above 15 at the current gross national income per year, since they constitute a permanent loss from the future labour force.

Future labour force participants were assigned to one of the 54 occupational fields based on their education-specific (initial vocational qualification), skill-specific (highest level of formal qualification) and age-specific occupational flexibility.

Although rich-country labour forces are now at their peak (in Europe they will now decline for the foreseeable future) the worldwide labour force continues to grow rapidly; today's stock of 200m migrants may easily become 300m in a few decades.

·        Through girls' future participation in the labour force, wise family planning choices, and health, they will play a pivotal role in breaking the inter-generational transmission of poverty and accelerate Uganda's socio-economic development and realization of Vision 2040.

The former SNP leader said a future Labour chancellor could be forced to make that concession in order to push through his budget, if a large number of SNP MPs held the balance of power after the general election.

The comments open a chink in the party's defences against Tory claims a future Labour government would by forced to give concessions to the SNP in exchange for support in the Commons.

Despite these limitations, this study of age, period and cohort effects in relation to patient dental visits in Australia is significant to future planning of the dental labour force in Australia.