Sentence examples for labor school from inspiring English sources

ILR is considered the top U.S. labor school, and Renmin's SLHR the top labor school in China.

A Jesuit labor school instructor, not a parish priest, Corridan was on but not of Manhattan's West Side Irish waterfront.

Studied with Institute for the Crippled and Disabled, the "labor school" of Fathers Corridan and Carey, Institute of Theology at St. John the Divine.

The exchange with the labor school launched in 2013, and eight to 10 students would spend about a month in Beijing in the summer, while Cornell would host a smaller number of Renmin students for the fall semester.

Emory College was built one mile north of Covington, Georgia by the Georgia Methodist Conference, after a failed attempt to establish a church-sponsored manual labor school a few miles away.

As a result, the Conference granted Ignatius Few a charter to establish a new college named after John Emory, a Methodist bishop who was involved in the labor school's founding but had died in a carriage accident before the school opened.

This is unfortunate because after paying for operating expenses, including labor, schools are left with approximately $1.00 per child, per meal for food costs.

Prominent case studies include auctions, labor markets, school choice, prediction markets, financial markets, and organ exchange clearinghouses.

I spent a month at the labor relations school at Renmin University of China and took a language course and a course on China's population development.

Public outreach is crucial, because Mr. Klein and his boss need to persuade lawmakers, labor unions, school officials and advocacy groups -- all with a stake in the status quo and wary of more major change -- to support him.

In New Jersey, for instance, the state affiliate of the AFL-CIO runs a well-established "labor candidates school" that has trained working-class candidates for more than 700 state and local elections.