Sentence examples for imports labor from inspiring English sources

It imports labor from its more depressed or chaotic African neighbors.

The deal, which leaders are calling the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, would impose stricter requirements for automobile imports, labor and environmental protection, as well as new parameters for financial services, the pharmaceutical industry and e-commerce.

Despite the fact that there is a growing number of Saudis capable of holding high-tech and other jobs, the kingdom still imports labor for many of the positions not attractive to Saudis spoiled by the oil-rich days.

Imported labor, he argues, is only a way to avoid offering better conditions to experienced programmers.

While many countries impose restrictions on foreign workers, few of them depend on imported labor as much as Singapore.

Now that companies are laying off workers, the critics contend, there is no reason to import labor.

Still, opposition to imported labor has risen among locals who see themselves as missing out on opportunities, and that has become a political liability for the government.

Five years ago, the hotel owner would have been a Saudi but the clerks and key hotel personnel all would have been imported labor from the Philippines, Pakistan or Lebanon.

I said expressly that some were going back all the time, and I did not add the prisoners of war to the new imported labor.

Growers in many states, like Florida, a citrus behemoth, have turned to the H-2A guest worker program to import labor from Mexico.

Mr. Gephardt has embraced traditional methods of winning this contest, putting to service veterans of the Iowa caucuses and importing labor leaders to replicate the get-out-the-vote operation he used in winning here in 1988.