Sentence examples for in their labour from inspiring English sources

Their decline did not result from some sudden change in their labour laws, or from an epidemic of laziness in the crisis countries.

Last year and this, most of these companies had reached a point at which only a reduction in their labour costs would support continued production on their home soil.

The estimated 40,000 workers, most of them from the Indian subcontinent, were finally persuaded to return to work after the UAE Ministry of Labour promised that action would be taken to address their grievances over conditions in their labour camps, transport facilities, healthcare rights and, above all, pay.

Thus, we simulate their first sixty months in their labour market career.

Several European countries have experienced during the 1990s and the 2000s important changes in their labour market institutions.

Despite differences in transitory regimes, political composition and institutional outlook, we found striking similarities between the position of both actors in their labour markets.

While Germany has been doing better (or no worse) on all indicators except the number of women taking the GMAT exam, around a third of all candidates.The OECD average shows improvements in the share of women in higher education, on boards and in parliament, as well as in their labour-force participation.

The Kardashians glory in their glamour labour, performing their cosmetic surgeries, their workouts, their facials, their makeup, their "waist training" for all to see.

Defeat duly occurred on 21 January 1924, when the Liberals decided to throw in their lot with Labour.

They are offshore in that they ship in all their labour, equipment and supplies.

Marietta Tintoretto worked alongside her father in Venice, Barbara Longhi beside her brother in Ravenna, their labour a vital constituent of the family economy, but unrecognised outside the workshop.