Sentence examples for labor spend from inspiring English sources
From the avoidance of labor (spend on drivers, butlers, waiters and cleaners) to the collecting of things (spend on cars and cigars and perfumes).
"We're determined to provide the leadership and the discipline the Liberal and National Coalition has always done – we paid off Paul Keating's debt when John Howard came into government, and left cash in the bank, a lot of it [in 2007]." He warned about the "same old Labor – spend and tax, deficit and a mountain of debt, we've got to bring that to an end".
Instead of merely talking tough to keep the Tea Party nativists at bay, while keeping the border semi-porous in order to reward your Chamber of Commerce pals with cheap, easily abused illegal labor, spend $50 billion truly securing our southern flank.
But the film finally doesn't convey the time and labor spent by the monk.
The numbers were impressive: 331,771 hours of labor spent removing 9,689 seats from 875 planes.
The small, lean cattle that provide milk, meat and labor spent centuries adapting to the pine barrens of the deep south, raised by families who can trace their herds back as far as anyone can remember.
Perhaps he is a man of 65 who retired after years of intense labor spent providing for his family.
Organized labor spent heavily to defeat him in his bid for county supervisor and nearly succeeded in knocking him out of his council seat at reelection time.
Organized labor spent $200 million to help elect the president and support of its 15 million members is considered absolutely critical for Democrats to hold the line this November.
While organized labor spends more money than the well-funded network operated by the Kochs, union spending is a tiny fraction of the total amount that business interests spend to influence politics.
Democrats and organized labor spent millions to remove Walker, but found themselves hopelessly outspent by Republicans from across the country who donated record-setting sums to the governor's campaign.
