Sentence examples for labor pursued from inspiring English sources

Labor pursued the issue in parliamentary question time on Monday, suggesting Robert's visit might have breached ministerial standards.

Labor pursued the matter during question time in both houses until Bill Shorten moved a suspension of standing orders in the House of Representatives.

But I was somewhat perplexed that you did not mention the need to remain globally competitive as labor pursues its agenda.

Initially, many of these roles continued to reside in the United States, but over the next decade, many of these jobs migrated to Mexican, European and particularly Asian locations as lower cost labor was pursued by the EMS and ODM companies.

Republicans argue that the bill would still let the labor board pursue many other remedies, among them back pay, although the opening of the assembly line in South Carolina has not caused any layoffs of Boeing workers in Washington State.

These farms are management intensive, presumably supported by human labor, and pursue diversification in enterprises.

And so my reply has always been the same: I'm never struck by inspiration; writing as I know it involves a great deal of sweaty will and labor spent pursuing arbitrary things that very often amount to nothing.

He has avidly pursued labor support, marching on picket lines in Miami, Las Vegas and Chicago, pushing for state minimum wage increases and speaking at union conventions.

In thinking about strategy, the AFL-CIO and leading international unions are trying to address the limitations of alt-labor efforts and how traditional labor goals might be pursued.

Its morning session will look at how "labor reform" can be pursued with renewed vigor under the Trump administration.

Union officials say this push caught them unaware when it helped elect conservative lawmakers throughout the country in 2010, many of whom then pursued tough labor legislation.