Sentence examples for labour litigation from inspiring English sources
He abandoned labour litigation after the McNamara brothers, two labour leaders whom he defended against charges of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building, unexpectedly switched their plea to guilty during the course of their trial (1911).
Topman said Acme Whistles' second-biggest cost (after labour) is patent litigation: the firm has a constant battle with competitors copying its product.
As labour intervention and fear of litigation has become more widespread, so too has operative delivery like caesarean section [ 4].
The son of Hubert Lamb, a leading climatologist, he studied law at Leicester University and, after working as a parliamentary assistant for a Labour MP, built a career as a litigation solicitor, ultimately specialising in employment law.
Few studies have addressed the extent to which litigation drives the content of maternity care and decisions about labour and birth management including transfer of care.
Nor is there much chance of a flood of litigation, since only governments can bring complaints against a trading partner's labour standards.
Yet, health care coverage status is part of a broad spectrum of non-clinical reasons, including obstetrician preference [ 27, 28], litigation fears [ 29- 31], maternal preference [ 32, 33], and fewer women attempting a trial of labour after previous caesarean [ 34, 35].
"Sunshine and litigation".
