Is that a very cautious division of labor among allies, although not a fully articulated one?
Halford's Christian friends call her an Esther—"heaven-sent to labor among the heathen".
IN the world of electronic hardware, there is a strict division of labor among components.
In recent years, he has written on exchange rate manipulation, inflation, recessions and stimulus and child labor, among other topics.
At age 15, he was sent to labor among peasants in the yellow hills of Shaanxi Province.
For neo-Darwinians, the aggressive and sexual aspects of testosterone are related to the division of labor among hunter-gatherers in our ancient but formative evolutionary past.
Ms. Berrios Negron also noted that, unlike in other cities with a more established fashion industry, there is no division of labor among the designer, the pattern cutter and the machinist or tailor.
Building Göbekli Tepe would also have required some division of labor among overseers, technicians, and workers — another social development that might have precipitated, rather than resulted from, the shift to agriculture.
"Apple is a leader in preventing under-age labor," said Dionne Harrison of Impactt, a firm paid by Apple to help prevent and respond to child labor among its suppliers.
Some advocates of organized labor, among other voices in the contentious debate about baseball's steroid quagmire, will get their backs up, as usual, when a finger is pointed at Fehr.
The truth is that America's foreign-aid budget is shockingly low, even if one takes into account the informal division of labor among Western countries whereby the United States does the military heavy lifting.
