Sentence examples for progress on labor from inspiring English sources

Michelin has made positive progress on labor and structural cost reduction, according to analysts at UBS Equity Research.

"So, in order for us to keep in daily contact, this Fortune 130-something C.E.O. would drive up the dirt road and stand by the phone booth each day at 3 p.m. I'd call and fill him in on the progress of labor negotiations as trucks roared by and people banged on the phone booth door asking how long he'd be.

"There is an opportunity to achieve a resource productivity revolution comparable with the progress made on labor productivity during the 20th century," its team wrote in their November, 2011 study, Resource Revolution.

It must show President Obama's auto industry task force by next Tuesday that it is making progress on cutting labor costs and other aspects of its restructuring plan.

Equal Exchange is working with the International Labor Rights Forum, Co-op America, and other Fair Trade chocolate companies to raise awareness about lack of progress on child labor issues.

A partogram, also called a partograph, is a simple preprinted paper form on which midwives and obstetricians can record the progress of labor.

Conclusions: Once parity exceeds 4, progress of labor slows.

Tracking the progress of labor with a partograph (a simple graphic depiction of the progress of labor) is extremely effective in determining when labor is prolonged [ 64, 65].

Pelvic examination was performed every hour to evaluate the progress of labor.

The legal maneuvering came as the two sides reportedly made little progress on the core labor matters.

And that would not be popular in Germany and other countries in Northern Europe, where the widespread perception is that Greece is not worthy of more credit because it has made scant progress on deregulating its labor markets, removing barriers to competition and getting citizens to pay taxes.