Sentence examples for labor to solve from inspiring English sources

A higher goods and services tax need not be unfair if the revenue is spent on household compensation and public hospitals, the South Australian premier has said, appealing to the Turnbull government and federal Labor to solve the looming hospitals funding crisis as they prepare for an election year battle over tax reform.

Help the folks who are actually applying their skills and labor to solve this very real problem.

Now as it labors to solve its legal and financial problems, its main business in local phone service is shrinking fast, having lost more than one million fixed-line subscribers in the last two years -- a trend happening at other Bell companies as well.

How could these gamers' labors be used to solve real-world puzzles?

After all, he credits his father, Preston Robert Tisch, with coining the term "power breakfast" to describe the morning meetings of city and state officials and business and labor leaders to try to solve the city's financial problems in the mid-1970s.

"I think people are unrealistic in their assumptions if they think either the white papers of the C.B.C. or white papers of the labor movement are going to solve our problems," Mr. Shaw said.

Mr. Tsujihara was also the executive that Warner dispatched to New Zealand in 2010 to solve a labor dispute that threatened "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" and two sequels.

The number of customer purchases fell, Lowe's is moving into Home Depot's best markets and the company has yet to solve systems, labor and inventory issues.

The headright system tried to solve the labor shortage by providing colonists with land for each indentured servant they transported to Virginia.

Oxfam dissected Unilever's business practices and concluded that while Unilever still had a long way to go, its positive corporate culture and long-term relationships with suppliers make it well positioned to confront the root causes of labor problems and authentically attempt to solve them.

Health care experts said they applauded the mayor's efforts but said the problem was complex and labor intensive, and would take years to solve.