Sentence examples for labor ones from inspiring English sources

NAFTA, even with the side agreements negotiated by the Clinton Administration to vastly improve environmental standards and moderately improve labor ones, remains an imperfect blending of many conflicting interests.

In the forum, at George Mason University here, Ms. Chao said she was seeking a wide and balanced range of views about what steps to take, but labor leaders asserted that she had stacked the hearings in industry's favor by allowing more corporate witnesses than labor ones.

The reconstruction error obtained with only FWL and FWH is higher for pregnancy contractions than for labor ones.

He was looking down on billions worth of material and labor, one of the biggest and most expensive construction projects in history.

But Marx considered the division of labor one of the evils of modern life.

The retirement board is run by three presidential appointees, one representing labor, one representing management and one representing consumers.

The numbers add up to doom for cheap labor, one of Mexico's most marketable commodities since World War II.

He was especially close to organized labor; one of his best friends was Ed Pulver, the late president of the Hudson County Central Labor Council.

With headquarters not in Washington, but in an old insurance building in Chicago, the board is overseen by three presidential appointees: one from labor, one from management and one representing consumers.

That could open the door to a follow-up lawsuit that could be devastating to labor – one that sought to bar agency fees in the 25 non-right to work states that allow such fees in private-sector unionized workplaces.

At a time when many in Washington are emphasizing bipartisanship, Mr. Sweeney appeared to show that organized labor, one of the Democratic Party's most liberal constituencies, would seek to work in a bipartisan manner.