Sentence examples similar to laboring to work from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Henry said she had no plans to rejoin, although she wants labor to work together in this year's elections.

He says that he would do all six acres if he could find enough labor to work the land.

Millions of children in South Asia are sold by their parents into bonded labor to work off family debts.

He arbitrates quid pro quo treaties with the insects in order to put their labor to work for himself and, ultimately, mankind.

From 1838 to 1917, a large number of Indians migrated to these locations as indentured or contracted labor to work on British sugar plantations.

Mr. Zhang and Ms. Cheng left their village in Sichuan — Mr. Fan's home province and the country's largest exporter of labor — to work in Guangzhou, the world's largest manufacturing source of denim jeans.

New York City has long been plagued by Albany's habit of sweetening the benefit package for city employees by legislative fiat, rather than allowing management and labor to work out their differences at the bargaining table.

Post Brothers is in a dispute with unions over its refusal to hire all-union labor to work on an apartment building in central Philadelphia Mr. Gillespie said he was not aware that any union member had used a crowbar to attack Post Brothers employees, and he accused Mr. Pestronk of "exaggerating" the confrontations that have occurred at the site.

"It tends to happen because they don't have enough resources, enough labor to work the business," Lazerson said.

Many are sold into forced marriage or bonded labor to work in middle class homes as domestic servants, in small shops and hotels or confined to brothels where they are repeatedly raped.

As a result, Indonesian companies are extremely reluctant to make legal use of the country's labor supply, forcing an estimated 70% of the labor force to work in the informal sector of the economy and 10.3% to remain unemployed.