Sentence examples for planned labor from inspiring English sources

The bill, passed late Tuesday night in advance of planned labor protests, would let local officials unilaterally set health insurance co-payments and deductibles for their employees after a monthlong discussion period with unions.

MADRID — The Spanish government was expected to secure parliamentary approval Tuesday for its planned labor market overhaul despite concerns among economists that the changes would do little to alleviate Spain's unemployment burden.

Several thousand people took to the streets Saturday to demonstrate against mass layoffs, putting pressure on France's leftist government to beef up planned labor reform legislation.

When the Senate voted for the tax on high-priced employer-sponsored health insurance policies — "Cadillac plans" — labor leaders and many House Democrats complained that the tax would penalize middle-class people who had plans that were hardly lavish.

The recognition of these factors provides strategic information for planning labor and educational policies.

They included instrumental deliveries, which in nearly all cases covered vacuum extraction, and caesarean deliveries, which were divided according to whether they were carried out before labor (planned) or during labor (emergency).

The aim of this study was to evaluate the incidence of cervical lacerations with cerclage removal planned before labor compared to after the onset of labor by a systematic review of published studies.

"During a discussion of fund-raising ideas for the re-election campaign of Council Speaker Quinn, I volunteered to assist with a fund-raising event planned for labor unions," she said in the stipulation and disposition.

Mr. Zoffinger said that he had meetings planned with labor leaders in Bergen County as well as environmental groups concerned about the impact of development on the ecologically fragile Meadowlands site.

Now, in response to those actions, some Tim Hortons owners are facing down rallies and boycotts planned by labor activists and some everyday Canadians.

The company claimed that Mr. Botticella had access to many more secrets as well, including sales and production plans, labor agreements and key financial information.