Sentence examples for labor cited from inspiring English sources

Daniel Patrick Moynihan, then an assistant secretary of labor, cited it prominently in his 1965 report "The Negro Family: The Case for National Action," which proposed intensive job training and education for blacks and was considered a forerunner of the Johnson administration's War on Poverty.

Labor cited CSIRO modelling indicating the forest was an "important recharge area from the Great Artesian basin" and quoted the federal government's environmental assessments team which acknowledged "the Pilliga region (in general) is recognised as an important recharge area for the Great Artesian Basin, [and] the potential for high-level impacts to a water resource presents a real possibility".

The goal of his new agency is to "get more people involved in the creative process," Mr. Winsor said, but "not winner-take-all and not free labor," citing two common complaints about crowdsourcing competitions.

Several tax protesters assert that the Congress has no constitutional power to tax labor or income from labor, citing a variety of court cases.

One such letter, by former and current Department of Labor workers, raised concerns over the nomination of Andrew Puzder as secretary of labor, citing the fast food magnate's anti-discrimination lawsuit beleaguered past as well as his history of anti-worker rhetoric and practices.

But the labor unions cited a report from the inspector general of the Social Security Administration finding that 12.7 million of the records of United States citizens in the agency's database contained errors that could lead to them being fired.

Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, the ranking Republican on the labor committee, cited a scathing report from other Republican lawmakers as he questioned Mr. Perez about a deal he helped broker with officials in St . Paulfor the city to drop a housing discrimination lawsuit in exchange for the Justice Department's declining to join two whistle-blower complaints against the city.

During the debate, supporters of the restrictions, which included labor unions, cited studies showing that Mexican trucks are much more likely than their American counterparts to fail basic safety inspections and that Mexican truckers are often overworked and could pose a danger to Americans on the road.

In a letter to Employment Development Department Director Sharon Hilliard, the head of Brown's labor agency cited "unacceptable levels of payment delays and unanswered phone calls" for those seeking unemployment benefits from the state.

How it came to enjoy special legal protections granted by Congress is a study in skillful political maneuvering, participants in the deal said. 1 Auditing Labor Unions The Bush administration is rapidly expanding audits of the nation's labor unions, citing a need to ferret out and deter corruption.

Many labor leaders cite the Service Employees International Union as a model for organizing.