Sentence examples for labor delegates from inspiring English sources

MacTiernan said that increasing the refugee intake would act as a sweetener for Labor delegates still struggling with the turnback concept.

Police union officials say they have asked labor delegates and other sympathetic delegates to walk out when Mr. Menino addresses the convention on Monday night.

He enlisted the support of a labor delegate in the Shenzhen branch of the National People's Congress.

They were mad, but I think my father was secretly pleased that we had delegated labor and were collecting money and watching people do their thing.

Even today, as delegates labored to complete the conference documents, renewed mudslinging threatened to further derail a meeting that was already a day behind schedule.

And where other artists might have chosen to delegate the manual labor, she was intent on doing the bulk of it herself — with advice from six mechanics in three cities she credits in press materials.

An example is the blocking of substitution of labor by doctors refusing to delegate tasks to less extensively trained personnel, which is an obstacle to improving productivity and increasing access to services [ 48].

Mr. Gore's advisers reel off their institutional advantages -- from the power of the White House, to committed delegates to endorsements from labor groups to important elected officials -- that have dragged their predecessors across the finish line.

Jonathan Weaks, president of the Southwest Airline Pilots Association, said Mr. Parker should delegate the task of labor negotiations.

Mr. Cunningham explained the mayor's decision not to engage in intense talks with union leaders by saying that Mr. Bloomberg has delegated the negotiations to his labor commissioner.

Thirty-one percent of Democratic delegates said they belonged to a labor union; only 4percentt of Republicans did.