Sentence examples for labour accommodated from inspiring English sources
Labour accommodated rather than reversed her attack on the welfare state and left her employment legislation almost untouched.
Although Gordon Brown is calling for debate on some matters of constitutional reform, I can't see the Labour party constitution accommodating such promiscuity.
However, much less is known about how these changing spaces accommodate labour, and in turn support livelihoods.
Finally, in a party riddled with "wets" who had accommodated themselves to Labour's postwar welfare state, she was a doctrinaire free-market fundamentalist, a radical believer in the individualism of the successful, a despiser of "society" ("there is no such thing") and social solidarity — a visionary, even a kind of revolutionary, and in temperament anything but conservative.
6 of these patients could have been accommodated on a HDU on labour ward, had one existed.
There must be a common culture and language to facilitate free movements of labour across borders; flexible wages to accommodate variations of labour supply; and a federal fiscal system to offset regional inequalities of growth.America's has these.
The forward march of labour was halted, social democratic and communist parties accommodated to the new consensus and, as the philosopher André Gorz had it, it was "farewell to the working class".
Labour is more overtly accommodating.
Scientific management also emphasized narrow job definitions and clear divisions of labour between jobs, thereby accommodating the low levels of education or skills expected of production workers.
So firms raised prices to accommodate higher labour costs, which just spurred empowered workers to demand higher nominal wages to make up for the higher prices they faced…and we were off to wage/price spirals.
