Sentence examples for represented labor from inspiring English sources

Five of its 19 members, including all three who represented labor unions, resigned on Wednesday rather than endorse the final report.

The one non-judge is Jane Stranch, who has represented labor unions and other clients at a Nashville law firm and is nominated for the Sixth Circuit.

Upon his graduation from law school in 1971 he took a job with the law firm of Mullinax, Wells, and Mauzy, one of the few firms in Texas that represented labor unions and union workers.

Ms. Horowitz, whose grandfather was the president of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and whose father represented labor unions, saw the trends when she was working as a lawyer for the health care union 1199/S.E.I.U., and immediately understood the implications.

Of the eight governments represented, five leaders (Hawke; Neville Wran, NSW; John Cain, Victoria; John Bannon, SA, Brian Burke, WA) represented Labor governments while three leaders (Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Queensland; Robin Gray, Tasmania; Ian Tuxworth, NT) represented National or Liberal party governments.

Nonetheless, throughout the whole period, the gap tends to close, since if in 1995 the 20.7% of exports value in NAFTA represented labor compensations in the USA, in Mexico such proportion was 3.1%, while in 2011, the proportions changed to 16.7 and 3.5%, respectively.

The Election Committee is broadly representative of various groups representing labor, social services, grass-roots, religious, professional, commercial and political sectors.

The retirement board is run by three presidential appointees, one representing labor, one representing management and one representing consumers.

A second doctor representing labor found fewer faults than Dr. Hartenbaum.

The three members of the board — Jerome F. Kever representing railroad management, V. M. Speakman Jr. representing labor and Michael Schwartz representing consumers — left the meeting without talking to reporters.

He was a partner in the Boston law firm Roewer & Reel, representing labor unions, when he enlisted in the Army in 1942.