Sentence examples for labor on bringing from inspiring English sources

The AMA backed Labor on bringing an end to the rebate freeze but Gannon said Shorten was not correct when he says the Coalition's plans amounted to privatisation of Medicare itself.

And probation officers and social workers are laboring to bring on line a full counseling program for teen-agers after release from jail aimed at stopping them from breaking the law again.

Insofar as Rome can cobble together any money, it should be cutting high taxes on labor to bring down Italy's youth unemployment rate, which has shot up to 40 percent as a result of the recession.

In some cases, labor induction (bringing on labor with drugs or instruments) is medically necessary.

"We're not planning on bringing in additional people, versus last year when we doubled our labor".

The program began because of farm labor shortages brought on by the war, and it continued afterward at the urging of growers until 1964.

Some foreign companies that were already here have also moved to take advantage of idle capacity and the much lower labor costs brought on by the devaluation of the peso.

As the country grapples with income inequality, a lack of affordable housing, and a potential labor crisis brought on by technological advancements like artificial intelligence and automation, Y Combinator president Sam Altman is launching a new initiative to try and create political solutions in his home state and potentially the nation.

Crunch Pak was one of the first companies that labored to bring the new apple on line.

While labor market uncertainty brought on by the recession has caused the total fertility rate across the EU to dip even more dramatically, the effect is likely to be short-lived.

"The first was Hurricane Elena of 1985, a Category 3 hurricane that stalled 80 miles offshore for two days on Labor Day weekend, bringing a 6 - 7 foot storm surge, wind gusts of 80 mph, and torrential rains," Masters wrote.