Sentence examples for program labor from inspiring English sources

Calling his program "Labor for Your Neighbor," the governor invited people to travel to the Schoharie Valley, Catskills and North Country on Sunday and Monday, where they would be shuttled by emergency personnel into flood-stricken towns and villages and asked to provide "old-fashioned elbow grease" to assist in the cleanup.

Then after Howard and company announced a nice tax cut program, Labor hit back with their own hefty tax cut agenda, neutralizing this potent issue.

Results from this study indicate that the majority of households (83%%, N = 576) would like to participate in the insurance-for-work program (labor option) even at a lower wage rate than the wage rate under food-for-work or cash-for-work programs in Ethiopia.

The whole program labored under the title "Simple Elegance," which smacked of marketing.

Under their plan, the Republicans would reduce spending in virtually every federal agency, taking particular aim at environmental regulations, energy programs, labor initiatives, education aid, health care and transportation programs.

There were so many activities: a program on labor issues -- sweatshop labor, child labor laws, you name it.

BGC is just one of a bevy of new programs laboring to close the technology gender gap, but it distinguishes itself by focusing on Native American, Latino, and African American youth, the latter of whom receive but 4.2percentt of computer science degrees even as they comprise 12percentt of the U.S. population.

Senior administration officials hailed what they called an action plan in which Colombia promised to expand its protection program for labor union leaders, to enforce its labor laws more vigorously and to hire 480 more labor inspectors over four years.

Almost the entire cost of an enforcement program is labor, so in countries with lower labor costs than the U.S., the expenses will be much lower than those used for these calculations.

A nationwide training program for labor arbitrators and mediators was also launched (Yearbook of Chinese Labor Department 1998, 190).

Rutgers offered a graduate program in labor studies, and Maryland did not.