Sentence examples for labour demands from inspiring English sources

Not only did diesel-electric locomotives make such routinization of freight operation possible but they also reduced labour demands greatly.

The Home Secretary, Theresa May, faces Labour demands for an inquiry, while William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, could be forced before Parliament tomorrow to make an emergency statement.

Corbyn suggested that May, who has a slim Commons majority, would be forced into an early election if she failed to meet Labour demands, according to the newspaper.

He suggested May, who has a slim Commons majority, would be forced into an early election if she fails to meet Labour demands, according to the Sunday Mirror.

"They need to make their own judgments," he said, when asked if his coalition partners should meet Labour demands to repay the money.

The effect on the country's population was compounded by a relatively high rate of emigration from the 1990s into the 21st century, although movement abroad tended to be of a temporary nature and fueled by economic factors and labour demands.

Wages, a good gauge of labour demand, are growing sluggishly.

There is simply not enough labour demand to go around.

"Labour demand should begin to accelerate again after the vote.

Both hours worked and wages notched meaningful increases, hinting at the robustness of labour demand.

Falling labour demand reduced dockworkers' bargaining power and cut the number of strikes.