Sentence examples for labor on behalf from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers who labor on behalf of preschool programs may get stars in heaven, but they don't get squat in campaign contributions.

The event will underscore the intersection of faith and medicine, and represents the church's support for Ms. Reese's labor on behalf of the uninsured and disenfranchised.

The moment you designate medal-winning athletes' personal income as somehow more nobly earned than the personal income of other workers — including, I should note, social workers, teachers, artists and others who believe they labor on behalf of the "public good" — you can end up with a whole lot of me-too-ism from other people demanding similar preferential treatment.

The Janus ruling was just the latest in a decadeslong conservative attack on labor on behalf of the country's biggest businesses. .

May her luminous memories sustain them in their labors on behalf of Israel and Zion.

In East Germany, he was the revolutionary who labored on behalf of ordinary miners.

Like Jane Addams (1931), the pioneering Chicago social worker, Carter, in his house-building work for Habitat for Humanity, has labored on behalf of the poor, face to face and with his own hands.

Forty years ago, in "The Producers," Zero Mostel slept with rich old ladies in order to raise money for a Broadway show; Zohan labors on behalf of a corner store, demonstrating, once again, that small business is the soul of the American economy.

One efficiency report from the 1960s stated that in one period of 3 hours 50 minutes, the computer scanned more than seven million messages of about 500 characters each, examining them for any of 7,000 different words or phrases of interest to the N.S.A. Stretch-Harvest labored on behalf of the agency for 14 years before being retired in 1976, a computing workhorse of the cold war.

During the time that Alza scientists were laboring on behalf of TDC, they laid the groundwork for a urinary incontinence drug called Ditropan XL.

The Seton Hall researchers said their report was intended to help "fill the gap" of inadequate local data, a dearth that has contributed to a failure on the part of state and local government agencies to investigate workplace violations and enforce labor laws on behalf of day laborers.