Sentence examples for labor to develop from inspiring English sources

In 2003, OSHA convened a panel of experts representing industry and labor to develop new safety standards for cranes.

It would also require the Secretary of Labor "to develop and publish annually on the Internet website of the Department of Labor a list of top 100 companies adhering to supply chain labor standards, as established under federal and international guidelines".

Although a DH population has the advantage of being a permanent population providing many advantages in genetic map construction, it takes a lot of time and labor to develop a large DH population with semigamy structure.

However, since the degree of polymorphism of the markers depends on the genetic diversity of the germplasm, experimental analysis requires considerable cost, time, and labor to develop a large number of polymorphic markers in species having low genetic diversity.

Each partner will contribute investment which will be used to cover the down payment of 20%, the mortgage payments for the first six months while the house is being renovated, and the materials and labor to develop the building.

By outsourcing the labor to developing countries, the price we pay for clothes has seen decades of near steady decline.

Well-run boards have always labored to develop succession plans that minimize the risks in any CEO succession.

Staffers in payroll offices, benefits departments, and computer services departments labored to develop new job codes, some of which violated longstanding UC procedures; to extensively revise software, some of it decades old; to establish a single enrollment and accounting setup despite very different local circumstances; and to find answers to some screwball questions.

He also has labored to develop a comprehensive tax reform proposal.

"It's going to take some time for the local labor pool to develop again," said State Senator Arthur Orr, Republican of Decatur, "but outside labor shouldn't come in and just beat them every time on cost and put them out of business".

While cities across the nation are struggling to reign in pension costs, San Francisco has been working hard and negotiating with its labor unions to develop a comprehensive consensus proposal that provides a dignified pension to its employees while remaining accountable to its taxpaying residents.