Sentence examples for labor fail from inspiring English sources
"If Daniel Andrews and Labor fail this simple test of putting the Greens last on their how-to-vote cards," Napthine said, "then all Victorians will know that if they vote for Labor they're voting for a Labor-Greens alliance".
The opposite is true for workers in the US, who would compete with imports from 6 TPP countries where human trafficking, forced labor and child labor fail to meet international standards - Brunei, Vietnam, Peru, Singapore and Mexico are in the "bad" category for labor standards, while Malaysia is in the "worst" category, according to US State Department evaluations.
New York state prison authorities have continued the illegal practice of shackling pregnant inmates during labor, fail to provide most female prisoners with enough sanitary napkins and toilet paper, and do not train medical staff to work with trauma survivors -- a crucial oversight, since the majority of incarcerated women have histories of abuse and sexual violence.
To start, labor failed to nominate its preferred candidate last month to run against Mr. Walker.
Bivariate analyses comparing women in whom a trial of labor failed with those whose trial succeeded were performed.
If labor fails on the so-called Employee Free Choice Act, it would be a huge blow and it would likely produce internal and political recriminations.
Bested by President Clinton's lobbying, labor failed to get Congress to block the China trade bill or the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Through all of this, organized labor failed to expand its membership, and Mr. Kirkland's critics in the union movement said he lacked the vision to reverse the slide.
After deriving a robust measure of IRI through Bayesian computation and estimating panel data models, we find strong evidence that full-time labor reduces IRI whereas part-time labor fails to alleviate it.
Despite wide Republican support, a similar measure to rein in organized labor failed in the House in March, when Democrats opposed it and won the support of some pro-labor Republicans.
A government report that suggested weaker demand for labor failed to incite confidence.
