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Track work has to be done in the spring, in addition to maintenance you need people to run the trains so it's a very, actually a much more labor intensive operation-railroads-than you think about.
He said some senior F.B.I. officials did not believe that such a labor-intensive operation was effective.
It was a labor-intensive operation, but it did result in a price being affixed to most every item in the store.
Tuesday's ruling, by contrast, may require Google — and probably other tech companies — to establish extensive new systems to receive, evaluate and carry out requests to delete material, a labor-intensive operation that offers no obvious source of new revenue.
Mr. Frucher, who has said it would be "wrong" to ask for direct support, wants the state to guarantee tax-free bonds to finance a less labor-intensive operation, with betting terminals placed in sports bars and other "appropriate" places.
To achieve that in this sprawling urban amalgamation of an estimated 25 million people, where long commutes by train and bus are routine, Mumbai residents rely on an intricately organized, labor-intensive operation that puts some automated high-tech systems to shame.
To all intents and purposes, some main limitations are existent in these alternatives, such as expensive cost, labor-intensive operation, and low efficiency [ 16].
If the labor shortage continued, he said, the company might consider moving more of its labor-intensive operations to China.
In this paper, we consider the case study of a clothing factory in China with significant labor-intensive operations.
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