Sentence examples for necessary labor from inspiring English sources

So it's socially necessary labor time.

Establishing the legitimacy of care as productive, necessary labor — a real job — would recognize the realities of both our aging society and our service economy.

What Marx calls the rate of exploitation, as I said, is the ratio of surplus to necessary labor time, but now look down the right hand side here.

It starts with this idea of socially necessary labor time, or SNLT, and he defines SNLT as the labor time required to produce any use-value.

And the work will never be cheaper to accomplish than right now, when high unemployment and excess capacity have put the opportunity cost of the necessary labor and equipment near zero.

Thus, after a vast increase in importations of slaves between 1720 and 1740 provided the necessary labor, Carolina rice cultivation, which had begun with upland or rain-fed culture, shifted to higher-yielding inland swamps.

It demonstrates a fine appreciation of the necessary labors of an amiable candyman (John Goodman), who shows up with dope and drink whenever Whip needs him.

If necessary, inpatient labor induction was managed by using a standard protocol.

We sought gene sets that are responsible for TL and PTL, along with the effector genes that are necessary for labor independent of gestation and underlying trigger.

He declined to say how soon an announcement might come, saying only that even after a preliminary agreement, consultations would be necessary with labor unions and approval required from regulators in Washington and at the European Union.

Credibility is as necessary for labor reforms as for monetary or fiscal policies, and similarly elusive at times of political and economic turmoil.