Sentence examples for intractable labor from inspiring English sources
And for certain airlines, notably those with intractable labor disputes, that may still be the case.
The intractable labor dispute at the Minnesota Orchestra, where the musicians have been locked out since October, had already caused the cancellation of the respected orchestra's entire 2012-13 seandn and has now wiped out its planned summer season as well.
I guess it's a big baby and right now we are stuck in an intractable labor which threatens to turn into a 'failure to progress.' While we await the new arrival, here's a new thought: agreed, as a nation we most certainly need intelligent HealthCare and Health Insurance reform, but what we are in just as much need of is SelfCare Reform.
IN 70-plus years of practicing law, Theodore W. Kheel has negotiated with some of New York's most intractable parties, brokering deals between labor and management representing the air, rail and newspaper industries, among others.
Our labor market woes are deep and intractable.
The development threatened to inflame a tense standoff between Mr. Chávez and an increasingly intractable opposition that includes business leaders, politicians and labor leaders who are determined to force him from office.
Labor costs, the biggest expense, are more intractable.
But the violence has also underscored a more intractable issue: as Spain's economy prospers, its demand for unskilled labor is rising apace with resistance to integrating the laborers, most of them North African.
The economy's problems — a weak labor market, stagnant wages, insufficient consumer demand, widening income inequality, intractable poverty — are not primarily the Fed's to solve.
This time, labor, and resource intensive process limits productivity, and can easily become intractable for small labs examining large libraries.
In the coming days Parliament may consider yet another law to ban child labor, but even activists say more laws, while welcome, may do little to solve one of India's most intractable problems.
