Sentence examples for may have labor from inspiring English sources

They may have labor law expertise, but soon they begin advising fund boards on money management contracts and other investment issues.

In their suit, the servers may have labor and case law on their side.

With the polls showing the Liberals pulling ahead, and just day left to change voters' minds, this latest move may have Labor on the ropes.

However Jacqueline Kennedy may have labored to make Camelot the official myth of the Kennedy Administration, when we have tried to make sense of the Kennedys and their story — to try to find the larger, "mythic" structure beneath the details — we have turned to the Greeks; to Greek tragedy, in particular.

The first may have labored exclusively for the paycheck.

WASHINGTON -- If President Obama manages to win the precious state of Ohio on Tuesday, he may have organized labor to thank for helping put a lock on his second term.

The meeting was then delayed to Feb. 2, and now it's been moved to Feb. 7. The postponement happened just as Senate Democrats sent Puzder a missive noting that they still had not received his paperwork detailing any conflicts of interest he may have as labor secretary.

Since Landrieu supported the public option in a letter to HCAN, it would have been incumbent on her to set straight any constituent of hers who may have been laboring under this weird belief.

If it is a Christian church, read that, and understand the mis-perceptions you may have been laboring under.

Fetal head "attitude" (relationship of fetal head to spine) in the first stage of labor may have a substantial impact on labor outcome.

The teachers may have made city labor history.