Sentence examples for made on labor from inspiring English sources

"There is an opportunity to achieve a resource productivity revolution comparable with the progress made on labor productivity during the 20th century," its team wrote in their November, 2011 study, Resource Revolution.

Finally, assumptions had to be made on labor force participation rates.

Gay activists in Russia and Latvia pleaded with boycotters to call off their #DumpStoli campaign out of fear that it could damage progress made on gay and labor issues.

The end to the Panama negotiations followed the administration's tentative agreement earlier this month with Colombia, after that country made concessions on labor rights and protections, and its deal late last year with South Korea after it made concessions on trade in beef and autos.

The largest retrospective of his work ever mounted is now on display at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, built in the neo-Classical style almost a century ago in an era when South Africa's great mining fortunes were being made on the backs of black labor.

Towards that end, preparations are being made on both sides of the labor dispute to prepare for the "lockout year".

When it comes to the ROECD group, TSELF also falls but the overall effect on TSL is positive, implying that increased productivity makes taxes on labor income to fall by more relative to TSELF.

The mansion was built by Judge John Rowan, constructing the back side in 1795, additional space from 1799 1802, and making it the stately mansion it is today from 1808 to 1818, using slave labor and bricks made on site.

Builders make up the added cost by saving on labor.

He chose the most difficult art, stone carving, as his specialty and took on labors to make Hercules faint, such as a monumental tomb for Pope Julius II that occupied him for forty years.

The advertising industry and commercial actors made important concessions on labor issues that included the payment of residuals and jurisdiction over the potentially lucrative Internet market.