Sentence examples for labour practice from inspiring English sources

His belief that Mr Sanderson's economic arguments about the gains from trade crumpled before a "radical" student's insistence that trade agreements should come with environmental and labour practice conditions is particularly odd.

(Helping people that way has come to be standard Labour practice; last year, the Government sponsored a "smacking" bill and gave away six hundred thousand pounds to a group called the Anti-Bullying Alliance).

The lead-up to the August 1956 CCF convention had Lewis working full-time in his labour practice, including work on the merger of the Canadian Congress of Labour and the Trades and Labour Congress to form the Canadian Labour Congress CLCC), and putting in long hours organizing the committee that wrote the Declaration.

It wants the new labour practices to apply only at foreign firms, not at Japanese ones.

It has not yet given India adequate infrastructure or flexible labour practices.

Here the differences between labour practices in different countries prove instructive.

But expensive labour practices have not yet been tackled, says Sir Roy.

Industry is weighed down by expensive power, high real interest rates and rigid labour practices.

Post-communist labour practices in the east inspired greater western flexibility.

Yet the big-brand companies still claim to have proper codes of conduct for labour practices.

The kafala is not compatible with modern labour practices and should be abolished.