Sentence examples for labor utilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Talbott held two days of talks here after a move by Japanese officials last month to cut payments to the United States to cover the costs incurred by American military forces in Japan, for labor, utilities, facilities, maintenance and training.

In addition to the increasing costs of labor; utilities; health care and information technology, competition is increasing locally, nationally and globally.

The capitalist imperatives of labor, utility, and savings by implication are "unnatural," and go against human nature.

Mostly importantly, the cost structure – water, labor, and utilities – is much lower than their peer group.

Our working hypothesis for this chapter is that things are a lot more complex than reduction of direct costs for materials and consumables, labor, or utilities.

"You have higher labor and utility costs than most other areas of the country.

These are exactly the kinds of practical measurements that will allow commercial aquaculture facilities to optimize their efficiency by reducing labor and utility costs.

A number of other cost sources have not been taken into account, such as minor equipment, maintenance, labor, and utility costs not linked to gas purification.

Coal mines, electric utilities, labor unions, environmental groups, renewable energy companies, government agencies, religious and civil rights organizations and others sent representatives to the hearings.

He said that a station's cost of labor, rent and utilities all go into setting the final gas price at the station, and that a dealer's profit on gasoline is usually 5to10percentcent.

The proposed rent increases are higher this year to help cover the increases in operating costs for rent-stabilized buildings, including the cost of real estate taxes, utilities, labor and insurance, said Jack Freund, executive vice president of the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents about 25,000 building owners and managers.