Sentence examples similar to labor direction from inspiring English sources

(Recently, Ritter has steered in a more pro-labor direction).

The book received mixed reviews, but his next one, "Manual Labor" (New Directions, 1974), which examines the effect of miscarriages on a marriage, was greeted warmly.

Either way, the movement of work and labor in both directions is likely to continue.

"Their presence as advisers to the king will move new laws in the right direction, with labor laws suited to allow women to work in new sectors and industries".

Ananian-Welsh said the crisis and controversy attracted by the former Newman government's ill-fated choice of Carmody as chief justice had prompted a "step in the right direction" from Labor with its protocol of more consultation on appointments.

The global economic system has reached a tipping point that requires correcting the direction where labor and finance markets are heading.

With them comes the chance to start moving labor law in a better direction.

The Cripple Creek backlash indirectly influenced the direction of American labor history.

A change in the composition of demand in the direction of less labor-intensive industries would have a similar effect, even if employer confidence had remained constant.

We wives labored at length under the direction of another friend's mother, former chef to an aristocratic household in Trapani.

This week demonstrated for all to see two directions for organized labor in the Obama era.