Sentence examples for introduced labor from inspiring English sources

On August 1, it introduced labor mobility - allowing foreign workers to change jobs without obtaining prior permission from the current employer.

Ward delivered those remarks at the International Masonry Institute, in Bowie, Maryland, where he introduced Labor Secretary Tom Perez at a press conference on the new rule.

In addition to military conscription, the Communists will introduce labor conscription.

The protests have been spurred by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government's decision to raise taxes, cut spending, and introduce labor reforms.

Mr. Ariff said that in the early 1990s, when wages in the manufacturing sector were rising, factories had considered introducing labor-saving technology but that many had shelved those plans when the government let them employ more foreign workers.

The Advantix Easy Share camera was to be introduced around Labor Day, with the full rollout by early 2003.

Task labor introduced a degree of freedom into slavery's oppression.

After meeting in Wellington with visiting Hollywood studio executives, New Zealand officials, led by the prime minister, agreed to an extraordinary deal on Wednesday under which they will contribute special financing and introduce new labor legislation to keep the filming of Warner Brothers' two movies based on J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" on their shores.

But by introducing tougher labor and environmental standards and ending tax breaks for thousands of factories here, the government has sent a powerful signal about its global ambitions, and helped encourage an exodus of factories from an area long considered the world's shop floor.

Without the easy option of currency devaluation, they will have to introduce modern labor market institutions.

One of the midwives noted that "Our society has spent more time on teaching the process of suing rather than introducing the labor to the general public".