Sentence examples for introduce labour from inspiring English sources
The word 'introduce labour' is not correct and not usable in written English
You cannot use it until you arrange it in a sentence which fits grammatically. For example, you could say, "The government introduced labour restrictions to limit the number of people working in the industry."
The government should introduce Labour's Compulsory Jobs Guarantee to get young people into work.
We develop a theoretical model in which political instability creates incentives for a government to introduce labour market regulation in the economy.
But Spain has already introduced labour market reform.
Qatar's World Cup organisers also reacted with alarm, introducing labour market reforms that aim to enshrine workers' rights and welfare conditions.
That could mean introducing "labour market reforms" (an interesting choice of language here), which generally is code for being able to sack workers and destroy the power of trade unions.
It may do so by substituting animal power for human power or by gradually introducing labour-saving machinery.
But actually moving particular operations abroad is more akin to introducing labour-saving machinery than to outsourcing in the sense of improving the management of complexity.
The description of homebirth practices by women included interventions introduced during labour to shorten the duration of labour described by the sub-category 'long tradition of interventions' in Figure 1.
In the case of Italy, a number of scholars have explored labour market transition rates and the impacts of policies introduced with labour reforms.
Minister of labour from 1931 to 1933 in the second Spanish Republic (1931 39), he introduced progressive labour legislation.
It is also a reaction against tough new rules introduced by Labour's executive to deter those who do not support the Labour party from casting a vote.
