Sentence examples for labour constraints from inspiring English sources
"Construction companies are grappling with myriad issues, including inflation-led cost overruns, a competitive bidding environment and labour constraints.
Farmers in Ruaca faced labour constraints due to extensification thus maize pigeonpea intercropping may improve productivity and help reduce the area cultivated.
Nevertheless, increased labour constraints have been realised as a bottleneck for the sustainability of farming in developing countries, where spending on infrastructure cost is meager.
But he added: "With material and labour constraints starting to bite, and with demand dependent on a temporary government subsidy, the pace of housebuilding is likely to slow over the second half of this year".
Time and labour constraints were significant for some households: farmers are more averse to longer maturation periods than non-farmers, while those already collecting seeds for the nascent industry are less concerned about the opportunity costs of time and labour than non-collectors.
Crop farming demanded more labour compared to the other enterprises, and so individuals undertaking crop production were unable to take up more income-generating activities due to labour constraints.
In Ghana and Nigeria, the labour constraint has shifted from cassava weeding to cassava harvesting.
Mechanized graters have saved labour and shifted the labour constraint from grating to the labour-intensive tasks of harvesting, peeling and toasting.
In Nigeria where the TMS varieties and improved agronomic practices have boosted yields by 40percentthethe labour constraint has shifted from cassava weeding to cassava harvesting.
The lack of an effect on the intensive margin may also be partially explained by labour market constraints on minimum working hours (see, e.g. Euwals 2001; Martinez-Granado 2005 for evidence on constraints on working hours; Stewart and Swaffield 1997).
He supported the nurses, followed events in Latin America closely and maintained a political fund freed from official Labour party constraints which could be used creatively in the wider interests of his membership.
