Sentence examples for insisted labor from inspiring English sources

Pakula insisted Labor were not "wowsers," and were not suggesting parliamentarians "could never have a glass of wine with dinner".

And both men insisted Labor would vote against the repeal of Labor's carbon pricing scheme, something Tony Abbott has said would be like "committing political suicide twice".

But small manufacturers insist labor costs are not relevant when in many cases heavily-subsidized goods from China have been sold in America for below what the local manufacturers pay for raw materials.

Mr. Zoellick made no concession to Democrats who insisted that labor rights and environmental protections be part of any trade agreement.

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka admitted defeat, but insisted the labor movement had had a positive effect.

She would have been up since four, preparing dinner for fifty or more…She had learned to cook by watching her mother in Calcutta and she insisted on undertaking the labor-intensive dishes that most of my parents' friends no longer bothered to attempt… On rare occasions, she might let me roll out a luchi, but the message was clear: cooking was her jurisdiction.

The study recommended that Cafta insist on labor laws that meet international norms.

And many union officials insist that labor is stronger now than five years ago, when the movement often seemed voiceless and toothless.

Western countries have been able to supply workers for often boring and exhausting jobs because Western Christianity insists that labor will be rewarded.

Many business leaders insist that labor will never support a trade promotion bill and will forever put forward new reasons to oppose it.

David E. Sanger CHECKLIST Would push for NATO approval of a withdrawal of United States forces from the Balkans Bush -- Yes Gore -- No Would insist that labor and environmental standards abroad become part of every American trade negotiation.