Sentence examples for labor to take from inspiring English sources

He's urged Labor to take time on policy development and not get caught up in the 24-hour media cycle.

He has always been a strong European, & when he was Minister of Economic Affairs he succeeded amazingly, in persuading employers and labor to take the first steps toward beating out a workable voluntary income policy.

And we have come to expect Labor to take modest steps on social issues that don't push the boundaries too far – it would have been courageous for Labor to support same-sex marriage a decade ago; it is not now.

My father came up with the idea 'My God, the only way we're going to be able to do anything about this is for labor to take over the city government.' He sponsored a movement that resulted in the abolition of the mayor-and-aldermen form of city government and replaced it with five commissioners, each of whom was assigned to supervise a department.

We have an aging population, and there's not enough human labor to take care of all the old folks, Carle says.

She is the right secretary of labor to take advantage of a great opportunity not only to make America's economy stronger by making it greener, but also to make Americans living in poverty part of a revitalized middle class.

They named names and labored to take out all the legalese.

"Besides," he said, "we want the Spanish labor unions to take up our cause.

This caused other shifts, as organized labor started to take hold.

The Obama administration faces constant pressure from labor unions to take a more confrontational stance toward China on trade.

I and others authorized the practice for labor foremen to take vacation and holidays while filling out their time sheets as though they had worked".