Sentence examples for labor created from inspiring English sources

"Labor created dividend imputation, we understand its value and we will maintain it," the Labor leader will say.

we begin the formal observance of our Bicentennial by remembering and honoring the enslaved whose labor created wealth that made possible the founding of Harvard Law School.

Mr. Barak and his colleagues added that pressure within Labor "created among the Palestinians the illusion that the government was about to fall, and that it would be desirable and in their interests to wait for a more 'suitable' government".

Thomas Craemer, an associate professor at the University of Connecticut, helped the group calculate their request for restitution, based on the idea that forced labor created wealth for others than the enslaved people.

In this instance, she said, we will never know all of the names of all the Africans enslaved in Antigua and in the United States whose labor created wealth that helped start the law school.

In contrast, during the industrial era, machines replacing human labor created wealth.

The division of labor creates internal squabbling and some bizarre situations.

Ukraine's economic ruin and political tumult, however, have ensured that Mr. Mikitenko never has a shortage of labor, creating a deep pool of miners hungry for work, no matter where.

It raises the productivity of both capital and labor, creates better products more cheaply and gets them to a bigger slice of humanity.

Yet, why shouldn't human beings shoot for a future where automated labor creates abundant resources and kills person-based labor as we know it?

The gendered division of labor has both economic and psychological consequences, since women's caring labor creates women less capable of or motivated to separate from others, and hence less likely to protest such gender exploitation (Ferguson 1989, 1991).