Sentence examples for labor goals from inspiring English sources

Instead, bank recovery and deficit reduction emerged as higher priorities, while specific labor goals have gone unmet.

Many Labor goals, such as nationalisation, ran contrary to the Constitution.

According to Hocking, service on the committee caused Whitlam to focus not on internal conflicts consuming the ALP, but on which Labor goals were possible and worthwhile in the constitutional framework.

In thinking about strategy, the AFL-CIO and leading international unions are trying to address the limitations of alt-labor efforts and how traditional labor goals might be pursued.

"Issues surrounding our implementation of the stock repurchase program have created such a diversion and have been used by those who oppose labor's goals to damage the interests or reputations of our unions and the trade union movement in general," Mr. McCarron's letter said.

But some members said they believed that labor's goal of helping Democrats win back the House is ultimately more important than punishing members for voting in favor of the bill.

One of labor's main goals was to help the Democrats capture 60 Senate seats, with an eye to overcoming a Republican filibuster against the card-check bill, which the House approved last year.

They are particularly effective in achieving both goals, labor market participation and poverty alleviation, for single workers (according to Brewer et al., 2006, the WFTC increased labor supply of single mothers by around 5.1 percentage points).

Casper recommends pursuing an internship or a short-term volunteer project in your university "where you have to rely on a division of labor to reach goals," he says.

Retosiban is a competitive oxytocin receptor antagonist that is being developed for the treatment of spontaneous preterm labor, with a goal to prolong pregnancy by ≥7 days compared to placebo, with the ultimate goal to reduce neonatal morbidities and mortality.

Counterintuitive at first glance — organized labor's historic goal has been to obtain more for workers, not less — union exemptions are absent from state and federal pay standards.