Sentence examples for labor sources from inspiring English sources

Labor sources said they believed a hung parliament was now the most likely outcome.

Labor sources said on Sunday they believed a hung parliament was now the most likely outcome.

Labor sources say Turnbull's talk about "agility" and "innovation" goes down like a lead balloon in these electorates.

Labor sources argue that estimates of the "efficient price" of medical procedures have come down in the years since the original agreement was struck.

Labor sources have suggested the referendum could take place in 2010, the likely date of the next federal election after this one.

Labor sources suggested the longer term funding arrangements would be clear when the ALP releases its promised 10-year costing details later in the election campaign.

(On cloning: "No free labor source is worth all of this trouble").

Through the years, the poor have received assistance from innumerable government agencies and nonprofit organizations, and they've been an exploitable labor source, but they have almost never been treated simply as customers.

The current system has many benefits: poor nations receive remittances from family members working abroad, while rich nations are provided with a labor source for low-status work and with a market for goods used primarily by low-wage migrants.

But the report also concludes that a long transition period could mitigate the impact of a huge wave of migration, that Turkey's young population could provide an important new labor source and that the negotiating process itself would spur Turkey to even more democratic reform.

Meanwhile, the research has found that immigrants – including the poor, uneducated ones coming from south of the border — have a big positive impact on the economy over the long run, bolstering the profitability of American firms, reducing the prices of some products and services by providing employers with a new labor source and creating more opportunities for investment and jobs.