Sentence examples for labor vice from inspiring English sources

A10 Gore Reaches Out to Labor Vice President Al Gore tried to tamp down unrest among labor leaders over his appointment of Commerce Secretary William M. Daley, a chief labor nemesis in the fight over the China trade bill, as chairman of his presidential campaign.

Having locked up the Democratic nomination with considerable help from organized labor, Vice President Al Gore now faces the tricky problem of showing his gratitude to the nation's trade unions, while convincing voters that he is not in labor's pocket.

Here, ex-officio members are Vice Minister of Education & Human Resources Development, Vice Minister of Health and Welfare, Vice Minister of Labor, Vice Minister of Gender Equality and Family, and Vice Minister of Planning and Budget.

If Tribune is going to soften harsh impact of "child labor"... "Vice Ring" ought to be "Laxity Group", "Jail Break" ought to be "Cell Escapade", "Mine Blast" ought to be "Cavern Mishap", "Plane Crash" ought to be "Sad Occasion".

If Tribune is going to soften harsh impact of "child labor"... "Vice Ring" ought to be "Laxity Group", "Jail Break" ought to be "Cell Escapade", "Mine Blast" ought to be "Cavern Mishap", "Plane Crash" ought to be "Sad Occasion"... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen By Jia Tolentino.

That year, labor backed Vice President Walter F. Mondale over Senator Gary Hart.

From these ontological commitments, it follows that the existence of the social totality depends on the intentionality which guides individual acts of labor and vice versa (see Tertullian 1988).

Similarly, it is not Malcolm's duty to defend a Coalition government's inexplicable capitulation to usually Labor-aligned vice-chancellors who seek to charge students higher fees.

He then joined The Daily News, where he had responsibility for labor relations as vice president and general counsel.

The union, which has criticized President Clinton's trade policies, broke with the A.F.L.-C.I.O. in October, when the labor federation endorsed Vice President Al Gore.

The concern about obstacles to organizing is one reason labor is supporting Vice President Al Gore in the presidential race despite differences with him over trade.