Sentence examples for information labour from inspiring English sources

Globalisation is an ongoing process of the flow of capital, information, labour, technology, and goods across national boundaries to form an interconnected global economy.

On their profile, users can share their employment status or occupation, education level, family situation, skills, interests and hobbies, and other information (labour supply).

"How can we do our job to hold this government to account if the minister declines an offer to come and speak to the committee or provide further information?" Labour AM Julie James said she felt the minister was entitled to not come to the committee, but that she shared Mr Gruffydd's disappointment.

Based on freedom of information data, Labour's shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, said that as many as 100,000 primary school pupils could be in classes bigger than the 30 children per teacher allowed by law in England.

Health&WealthMOD is a nationally representative microsimulation model of 45 64-year- 45 64-year-ians in 2009 that captures their disability and illness status, as well as detailed incold informAustraliansur-force status, reasons for not being in the workforce and poverty status.

Using information regarding labour onset, we categorised caesareans as pre-labour (recorded as 'no labour') or intrapartum (recorded as 'spontaneous labour' or 'induced'induced

The information on labour markets comes under the Government Efficiency Factor and Business Legislation Subfactor (Labour Regulations sub-subfactor) but also under the Business Efficiency factor and Labour Market subfactor.

The following year, he was made commissioner for information and labour in the administration of General Yakubu Gowon.

Ward's crimes, so far as the devoutly Christian home secretary was concerned, were fornication, Godlessness and blabbing information to Labour politicians about Profumo.

I think it would be interesting to see if information about labour rights and safe migration could be disseminated through the same channels that English language training is provided.

The Serious Organised Crime Agency faces further calls for it to publish a secret list of companies and individuals who used corrupt private investigators to obtain personal information, with Labour adding to the demands.