Sentence examples for permanent labour from inspiring English sources
The bookmakers still have her as favourite next permanent Labour leader.
The other paid cost, as mentioned above, is permanent labour, valued at $1,013.
When a businessman once asked Harold Macmillan why he didn't run government departments like proper businesses, Macmillan replied: "How would you run your company if your annual general meeting were in permanent session?" Labour doesn't seem to have thought through what an alternative market structure would look like in the public sector and until it does it won't make much progress.
Employment is the dominant activity for males, who have spent more than six years in Denmark at the time of childbirth, while permanent non-labour-market activities are the dominant activities among females.
In addition, 92 % of the reforms constitute permanent changes in labour market legislation which suggests that the crisis led to a long-term shift in labour market regulation around the world.
That is the context of the permanent onslaught on Labour's links with the trade unions, the only force still connected to mainstream politics which sits outside the corporate merry-go-round and gives political access to working class people.
Thus, temporal but not permanent division of labour is observed in this species.
Permanent secretary Ministry of Border Control and Labour, Turks and Caicos Islands.
Fuelled largely by foreign investment, they are on a permanent quest for cheaper labour and greater efficiency.
The plan for Greece amounts to imposing centralised control under duress: accept the need to run permanent budget surpluses, change labour laws and hike VAT – or leave the euro for five years.
But much of the gap represents permanent departures from the labour force because of early retirement or workers going on disability benefit.Earlier this year, staff at the Federal Reserve also marked down their estimate of the country's potential GDP and the output gap in response to the surprisingly steep drop in unemployment.
