Sentence examples for rescue labor from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1990s, Mr. Trumka's predecessor, John J. Sweeney, sought to rescue labor by pressing unions to organize far more workers.

At first, there were signs that his earlier popularity with voters might rescue Labor from the dire opinion-poll ratings it suffered under Ms Gillard.

This option should be considered especially in patients where previous attempts to rescue labor epidural analgesia have been performed (withdrawal of the epidural catheter by 1 cm followed by top-up with local anesthetics and opioids).

This superhero flambé aside, the oil platform is most notable for the workingmen Superman rescues, laboring brothers to the trapped coal miners who figure into one of his first comic-book outings in 1938.

"Only the unions affiliated to R2W and others now working with us can rescue the labor movement.

More than 100 rescue workers labored by searchlight tonight to save those remaining in the cars.

Two other people were trapped in the elevator with her body while rescue workers labored to get them out.

There, Mr. Giuliani served Christmas meals to rescue workers laboring around the clock recovering corpses and removing debris.

A2 World Briefing A4 NATIONAL A6-9 Hope Flagging for Miners After Mishap Slows Rescue Emergency crews, stymied through the day after a drill snapped off in an incomplete rescue shaft, labored to resume digging toward nine trapped coal miners in Quecreek, Pa.

Officials inside the Pentagon and rescue workers laboring outside for a third day held out hope that some of the missing might yet be found in the charred ruins of the Pentagon's western side or otherwise accounted for, but that hope was dwindling.

With the departure of thousands of temporary Census workers and thousands more let go by state and local governments, businesses could not rescue the American labor market in July.