Sentence examples for labor spending from inspiring English sources

But companies were investing so much money to begin with that labor spending still grew a lot.

Unions consider themselves a legal and legitimate opposition to fiscally conservative governments that have been bent on privatizing industries and holding down labor spending.

More generally, with any project inherited from the previous government, the only question is whether to appropriate it, and claim the credit, or dump it and present it as an example of wasteful Labor spending.

Last month, Congress passed a $151 billion health, education and labor spending bill that would have given the Social Security Administration $275 million more than the president requested, enough to hire a lot more judges and provide other vital services.

But the vote is nonbinding; the real decision will come when a House-Senate conference committee considers whether to insert the provision passed into a larger labor spending bill.

Separately, the leader of the pilots' union denounced the company, saying it is "paying lip service" to negotiating a contract while using the bankruptcy process to wring punitive cost-cutting concessions from pilots. Eight other labor groups approved long-term contracts that will help AMR cut annual labor spending by about $1 billion.

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.

From the avoidance of labor (spend on drivers, butlers, waiters and cleaners) to the collecting of things (spend on cars and cigars and perfumes).

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.

"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".