Sentence examples for labor runs from inspiring English sources

And in New York, labor runs high.

Without a resolution soon, organized labor runs the risk of looking decidedly disorganized.

So Detroit's total labor runs about $70 to $75 an hour, vs. $49 for Japanese transplants.

Andy Puzder, Trump's pick for Secretary of Labor, runs two chains of fast food restaurants that have repeatedly violated wage and hour laws and has been legally forced to make payments to workers.

NANCY FINK is a career coach for Maryland's department of labor, running seminars for the most skilled unemployed workers.

Indeed, Rudd and Labor ran away from their own record.

So while the Chamber spent the middle part of the twentieth century bickering and licking its New Deal wounds, Big Labor ran up the score.

One lame and labored running gag involves Wyatt's repeated "heart on" comments in reference to a heart pin on his nurse's smock.

But the friendly dogs that sniff passengers at Australia's airports, even many travelling internally, in the search for a contraband apple or banana reflect a love of regulation that rivals India's licence raj.The states, all Labor-run for most of the 2000s, are responsible for much of the rule-making, and should now attend to the unmaking of some regulations and the harmonisation of others.

In the Labor-run borough of Hackney, the Woodberry Down community is being subjected to what the Guardian described as "planned poshification".

The anti-Labor campaign was run by "a set of bloody-minded vested interests more akin to what you find in countries such as Russia or on the right wing of the US Republican party", he said.