Sentence examples for labor claims from inspiring English sources

Organized labor claims it is now standing up for Chinese workers by opposing the trade bill.

Labor claims it would provide a fairer tax system and greater housing affordability.

Labor claims this would affect about 60,000 superannuation account holders with superannuation balances in excess of $1.5m.

Prison activists, like Dee, are couching their labor claims in terms of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

For example, Labor claims in the seat of Herbert it would provide $48m more than the Coalition in Gonski funding.

The Greens have rejected Labor claims of "selling out", arguing the deal secured progress because at least 281 companies now shielded will be subject to disclosure.

Labor claimed victory in Hindmarsh, where the former member Steve Georganas leads by 582 votes.

In response, Church lawyers argued that the First Amendment prohibited the courts from considering "a forced labor claim premised upon ... social and psychological factors", because they concern "the beliefs, the religious upbringing, the religious training, the religious practices, the religious lifestyle restraints of a religious order".

While the board has said it's merely trying to update antiquated labor law and eliminate red tape, the business lobby has assailed the new election rules as a gift to organized labor, claiming they'll lead to "quickie" union elections at workplaces.

We still have many elderly people who discourage going to a health facility for labor claiming that they used to have a better past when there were no modern healthcare services including vaccination, and family planning.

Han says he saw pro-Liberal posters circulating a voting survey on WeChat immediately after posting anti-Labor claims – 80% of respondents said they would now not vote Labor.