Sentence examples for pledged labor from inspiring English sources

The prime minister says that by promising to cut emissions by 45% by 2030, rather than 26%to28%8% (as the government has pledged) Labor is "doubling the burden" on Australians.

Labor: Bill Shorten has pledged that Labor would hold a parliamentary vote on same-sex marriage within 100 days of the next election.

Mr. Hughes pledged the labor movement's support to Mrs. Clinton.

"They have already been put under a bond in their village when they or their family members take an advance or loan from the brokers/traffickers, pledging their labor".

Mr. Davis noted that the academy has pledged neutrality in labor matters since the 1930s.

The concerns aren't based on any specific comments Obama has made about the sector, but the fact that he has pledged to include labor standards in free trade agreements is seen as a means of shielding American companies from competition overseas.

Ausra had rejected demands that it use only union workers to build its solar farm, while BrightSource pledged to hire labor-friendly contractors.

Five of the nation's largest labor unions pledged to spend at least $3 million on her defeat.

BERLIN — General Motors told the German government Thursday that it had decided to sell a majority stake in its unprofitable European operations as agreed last spring — on condition that the government and labor unions pledged to help with the "necessary" restructuring.

In a speech before a prominent civic group, Mr. de Blasio, the Democratic nominee for mayor, denounced giveaways to the real estate industry, pledged to re-energize labor unions and declared that the city's "affordability crisis" was as urgent and serious a problem as the turmoil faced after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

It is pledged to work for labor.