Sentence examples for labor ties from inspiring English sources

The three do not differ greatly on issues; all three are considered solid Democrats with strong labor ties and good relationships with immigrant communities.

And two-thirds of African-American voters prefer him over Mr. Stringer, a longtime Upper West Side politician with strong labor ties.

Last month, the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, an influential research group with labor ties, issued a report saying that short-term rentals are exacerbating housing shortages in some neighborhoods.

Earlier this month, the union backed off an initial plan to endorse Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton amid reports that Biden, who has strong labor ties, was thinking of jumping into the race. .

Homeless people live in city streets and temporary shelters because of successive sudden and traumatic rupture of family, social and labor ties [ 1].

Wall texts offer detailed accounts of how workers were paid — even how they had to pay to rent straw hats from the commissary to protect themselves from the scorching summer sun — and how labor, tied to the post-slavery sharecropping system, was stratified by discriminatory racial distinctions.

Its aim: free up some of the capital tied up in inventory and some of the labor tied up in restocking it.

Berman's websites, laborpains.org and workercenters.com, among others, seek to expose alt-labor organizations' ties to unions, with the implication that the old labor movement is pulling the puppet strings.

Not surprisingly, many Democrats are uneasy about the new labor-Republican ties.

And unlike U.S. states, European countries weren't part of a single nation with a unified budget and a labor market tied together by a common language.

The service is being used by Everledger, a firm that is trying to use the blockchain to push transparency into the diamond supply chain and thus help fix a market fraught with forced labor and tied to the funding of violence across Africa.