Sentence examples for labor awards from inspiring English sources

If Labor awards Senator Feeney with its safest [+appreciation:value] parliamentary seat, it will mark the triumph of the faceless man.

[12] If Labor awards Senator Feeney with its safest parliamentary seat, it will mark the triumph [+judgement:capacity] of the faceless man.

[9] If Labor awards Senator Feeney with its safest [+appreciation:value] parliamentary seat, it will mark the triumph of the faceless man.  .

But after promising to return the work to the public sector, a Labor government awarded a five-year, $370 million contract to Serco in 2009.

In a case involving prison guards, a labor arbitrator awarded back pay to union members who did not receive overtime as stipulated in their contract.

She had scored a small victory by the following year, with the California labor board awarding her $56,000 in lost wages.

(Wikipedians have acknowledged Essjay's labors by awarding him numerous barnstars — five-pointed stars, which the community has adopted as a symbol of praise — including several Random Acts of Kindness Barnstars and the Tireless Contributor Barnstar).

Moreover, the state's stubborn preference of mediation over strict regulation (such as active labor inspections, arbitration awards, the administration of justice, and so on) will in the long run soften the binding power of labor laws and fuel unscrupulous violations by employers.

On Monday, the arbitration panel ended a long labor dispute by awarding the police union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a new contract running from Aug. 1, 2004, through July 31 , 2006 with retroactive raises of 4.5percentt in the first year and 5percentt in the second.

In March 2000, the major industry labor organizations all awarded their top honors to American Beauty; perceptions had shifted the film was now favorite to dominate the Academy Awards.

The work exhausted him more than the labor for which the award was presented.