Sentence examples for labor marked from inspiring English sources

The bill – put forward by the independent MP Kerryn Phelps and supported by Labor – marked the first time a sitting government has lost a substantial vote on the floor of the House of Representatives since 1929.

Bleeding scratches from his labor mark his back; we see the nails of a heavy leather belt enter his flesh; we see him naked on the cross.

Nonetheless, Friday's report, along with other labor data, marked a favorable shift of momentum in the labor market, and included a number of encouraging indicators that the pace of the economic decline is slowing.

The gathering of labor leaders and progressive religious and community officials, protesting the business group's lobbying efforts against labor priorities, marked a crest in an exchange that has been simmering for weeks.

While these measures certainly implied lower labor standards for registered workers, it is not evident to isolate their distributional impact from the contemporaneous trends in labor markets, marked by increasing unemployment and informality, and from concurrent reforms.

The labor event marked Biden's first public appearance since the seven women went public, in various forums, about their uneasiness with Biden's conduct.

The Labor Act marked the culmination of this clash between two lefts.

Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and millions of Americans are preparing to hit the road for the long weekend to squeeze in one last leisure trip.

According to the company, it's not using human labor to mark where shows end and commercials begin.

Labor Day marks the beginning of the academic year, although most college students today begin their studies during the summer months.

Workers struggled with growers, growers struggled with the state, and federal and California bureaucrats struggled to gain control over the anarchic labor conditions that marked California agriculture.