Sentence examples for labour component from inspiring English sources

He and his father were sent to Buna-Monowitz, the slave labour component of the Auschwitz camp.

The remarkable thing about a visit to Chinese manufacturing plants, for instance, is how small the labour component of production is.

One Bolivian told the TV show A Liga that the labour component of a pair of Zara jeans selling at $126 £766) was $1.14, which was divided between the seven people involved in the process.

The multiplication of the existing sensor vest enabled routine use in field trials that assisted the development of the related hardware and software but involved a wide combination of time consuming manufacture skills with a high labour component.

As the average harvest labour cost in the deciduous fruit industry in South Africa in 2005 is known, for each deciduous fruit crop [22], the labour component can be determined.

Watson has described the dominant construct of caring as involving emotional and physical labour components, or expressive and instrumental elements, and argued that such intuitive constructs can be operationalized and measured [ 34, 35].

In contrast, note how Fraser uses only some, but not all, subcomponents of the Rigidity of Employment index, without justification of the choice.6 Note also that the Nonwage labour costs component is collected and reported by the World Bank, but has not been used for constructing indicators or country rankings while both the WEF and Fraser, in some editions, have done precisely this.

Likud prime ministers have often opted for partnership with Labour (the main component of Zionist Union) over their "natural partners" on the right: Yitzhak Shamir did it in 1988, Ariel Sharon in 2005 and Mr Netanyahu himself in 2009.

Future work defining the genome of this and related species will provide unprecedented insights into the genetic basis of cooperative reproduction and epigenetic mechanisms of division of labour, a key component of social evolution.

While the IMD does not have a separate subindicator for labour area, individual components related to labour institutions are part of the government efficiency subindicator that in its turn constitutes part of the global efficiency and competitiveness indicator.

Free-trade agreements with Colombia and Peru (see article) will go nowhere unless Mr Bush agrees to renegotiate their labour and environmental components.In the short term America's populist mood may bring little more than a stalemate on trade.