Sentence examples for permitted labor from inspiring English sources

For a generation, we have permitted labor's bargaining power to deteriorate.

As the amendment still permitted labor as punishment for convicted criminals, Southern states responded with what historian Douglas A. Blackmon called "an array of interlocking laws essentially intended to criminalize black life".

These localized "soft costs" — which include the cost of permitting, labor, and customer acquisition — accounted for 46percentt of the total cost of solar in Connecticut in 2015.

"Reforming contracts, unemployment benefits and salary levels would permit labor productivity to rise, which would in turn permit the country to grow," said Tito Boeri, an economist at Bocconi University in Milan.

That was when the International Longshoremen Association, which had 27,000 members then, signed a contract to permit labor-saving mechanization and increased container shipping in exchange for a guaranteed annual income for its members, whether they worked or not.

Augmentation of labor was permitted after labor admission although women undergoing labor inductions were not enrolled in the study.

Among such conditions it may prescribe that laborers employed by a contractor to do such work shall not be permitted to labor more than eight hours per day.

All that matters to me is God — and, for now, on earth, in the area where I am permitted to labor and discharge my duty, a German Catholic Empire.

Work permit, labor law, and tax exemptions are also required from national governments.

3) Issues permits to labor camp commissaries.

The group is using a provision in the North American Free Trade Agreement that permits such labor suits.