Sentence examples for labor city from inspiring English sources

However, Labor city, with 55 buildings including a mall, clinic and the second largest mosque in Qatar, cost $825m 740mm euros).

Mr. Young did, however, have the support of organized labor, city firefighters and about 200 volunteers, including many who were once on Mr. Davis's side.

Furthermore, the alliance among business, labor, city and state should be reconstituted and should put out a sustained call for business to stay in New York.

His wife, Eve, who died of cancer in 1998, was a Labor city councilor in Birmingham, where the playwright still lives, and Mr. Edgar -- born into a nonpolitical middle-class family -- has voted Labor his entire life.

"They are, in essence, chipping away at the American dream itself — and that we cannot allow to happen!" Ms. Quinn, describing New York as an immigrant city and a labor city, said her two grandfathers — one a bus driver, the other a firefighter— both benefited from the protection of their unions and were able to raise children who went on to college.

The overall goal has been to transform a welfare employment program run by the city's Human Resources Administration that emphasized placing the poor in manual-labor city jobs, like cleaning parks or city office buildings, into one that focuses on getting them private-sector jobs, like clerical, retail or custodial work.

His ticket included Representative Paul A. Fino of the Bronx, running for City Council president, and John J. Gilhooley of Brooklyn, a former assistant secretary of labor, for city comptroller.

New York would do well to revitalize (and glamorize) old-school labor; the city should feel more hospitable to working people than it looks.

Mr. Young, 56, who has the support of the local Democratic Party, organized labor and city firefighters, said he was not concerned about splitting votes with Mr. Davis.

With relations frayed and tempers flaring between labor and City Hall, the municipal unions have balked at accepting the $600 million in money-saving concessions sought by the mayor.

Corrections Corporation has become a partner in the community, Mr. Howerton said, offering scholarships each year for high school seniors and providing inmate labor for city projects and to help tend the local state park.