Sentence examples for reducing labour from inspiring English sources

Some have responded by forming a new party, Glasgow First, reducing Labour to a minority administration.

Herbicides cut the costs of raising cotton, for example, by reducing labour requirements for weed control up to 60 percent.

The surviving mills have been reequipped for high productivity, but this, too, has had the effect of reducing labour demand.

By reducing labour costs in this way, he hopes to boost employment, push down prices and increase Portugal's export competitiveness.

Media companies are using the technology as a way of reducing labour costs rather than as a way of democratising, and thereby enhancing, editorial content.

Unable to increase prices to boost profits, firms have to cut costs, either by reducing labour costs and hence household income or by buying less from other firms.

In Europe structural reforms, such as eliminating cartels or reducing labour-market distortions, may provide further momentum.

This offers the possibility of optimising the processing parameters in silico to achieve the best final properties, reducing labour- and material-intensive empirical testing.

Our house-price obsession also reduces labour mobility.

Companies' attempts to reduce labour costs have been feeble.

Yet robots can be used anywhere to reduce labour costs.