Sentence examples for labour enterprises from inspiring English sources

Marginal effects show that in the absence of possibilities to use child labour, enterprises were more likely to experience an increase in profits only when the owners had improved access to markets (17.2 to 23.4% points), when business owners possessed skills and experience related to their business operations (17.1 to 23.0% points).

Labour-intensive enterprises continued to close, however, so unemployment remained high at more than 8%.

Women's much needed contributions to the local economy, of labour and enterprise, are lost.

The entrepreneur turned TV personality insisted his role as Labour's enterprise tsar was "politically neutral" and he expects to be back fronting next year's sixth series of The Apprentice for the BBC.

Labour said enterprise zones had failed in the 1980s and Mr Osborne "needed a plan for growth, not headlines".

As indicated above, our independent variables include the variables determining the impact of labour on enterprise performance.

In examining the impact of child labour on enterprise performance, we also studied other factors likely to have an impact on the performance of women owned businesses.

An interesting observation is that while more girls relative to boys were used to support business operations, the impact of boys' labour on enterprise profitability exceeded that of girls (30.4% points for boys as opposed to 24.3% points for girls).

The idea of a common destiny and a sense of solidarity are even more problematic in the United States, where a pioneer culture and Protestant values emphasized a moral understanding of poverty in the context of a culture of self-help and fulfilling God's work on earth with labour and enterprise -- a culture more amenable to private or corporate charity than welfare states.

Health care is a labour intensive enterprise in which knowledge, skills, and attitudes of health workers (in sufficient numbers) are crucial to providing a quality service [ 1, 2].

But if you are running what is inevitably a labour-intensive enterprise – a hospital or a school, for example – it is tough to keep finding savings, year after year.