Sentence examples for practice of labour from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the practice of labour epidural analgesia in Auvergne.

Women wanted to be taught about the practice of labour, including breathing and relaxation techniques, as well as how to be physically and psychologically prepared to give birth.

O'Connor said: "The Abbott-Turnbull government has done absolutely nothing to deal with the unscrupulous practices of labour hire companies".

The Agrarians also introduced the practice of obligatory labour service, by which all young men were required to contribute a year's labour on state projects in lieu of military conscription.

Workers typically raise the cash by taking on debts that tie them to employers a modern-day version of the ancient practice of bonded labour.

Yet more sinister is the contemporary practice of circumventing labour laws by using what are called dimissioni in bianco – in effect, women are often asked to sign an undated letter of resignation when they begin a new job, so that their employers can let them go without penalty should they become pregnant.

Apple has banned the practice of bonded labour - where new recruits are charged a fee - from its factories.

Dr Carr said: "While pieces of concrete may not be 'beautiful artefacts', they constitute proof of the practice of forced labour during the German occupation of WWII".

The practice of child labour interferes with children's education and is associated with exploitation of children who often work in hazardous conditions harming both their physical and mental development.

Its leaders worked with the WPA/FAP administrators and emulated the practices of the labour movement; in 1937 Artists Unionn became Local 60 of the United Office and Professional Workers of the CIO.

In general, this study represents novel methodological ideas in a research area that has been obscured by the practice of measuring the labour market position cross-sectionally or with short-term transitions between labour market positions.