Sentence examples for point of labor from inspiring English sources
That was the whole point of Labor Day originally, and it still has a purpose.
In this respect, the access to dual apprenticeships is a special case of the 'matching-problem' between employers and employees at the point of labor market entry (Müller et al. 2002).
High station at specific points in the first stage of labor, such as a floating head on admission, or at 4-cm dilation or when arrest of dilation occurs, is associated with higher rates of failure to deliver vaginally.
The dream was we were to be the West Point of the labor unions".
The fundamental issue is that "every human being deserves dignity and a decent standard of living," he said, "and the whole point of the labor movement is to help make that happen".
This is the point of his labors and investment in the garden, and of the endless labors at the easel.
JACK STUTMAN Orlando, Fla., Jan . 19 , 2012 Mr. Chaison's letter represents a fair framing of the key points of the labor freedom (right to work) debate.
The company said margins dropped 2.6 percentage points as costs of labor and raw materials rose, but came in more or less in line with what most analysts had expected.
The rules have become a point of contention between labor and business, and the two worked the halls of the House to make their case.
From an international point of view, the labor force participation rate in Sweden is high for both men and women.
