Sentence examples for restore labor from inspiring English sources

But he voiced frustration that unions were organizing only about one-third of the one million workers he said should be organized each year to restore labor's might.

The Fed possesses no magic elixir to restore the labor market to the state it was in prior to the financial crisis.

Labor force participation edged up in March, but stronger growth in demand for goods and services will be needed to restore normal labor market conditions, and monetary policy has been the main governmental support for stronger growth.

"The time has come," he announced, "to restore dignity to labor by ensuring proper working conditions".

But the publication of the 1995 list reveals that some of the companies on it – those with revenues above $100m – would be facing the public revelation of their tax information for the first time if the Senate restores the Labor-era transparency provisions.

Mr. Cassini said it took three years — 10,000 hours of shop labor — to restore the Packard to its original glory.

Mr. McMahon and 35 or so friends and friends-of-friends have been donating their labor to restore the cottage, which was built in 1970 by Charles Zehnder, a Modernist architect.

The labor hoarding regime needs an increase in real wages to restore equilibrium in goods and labor markets.

Thousands of utility workers are laboring to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers.

They labored to restore the innocent while excising the diabolical; it made for a hazardous operation.

It reopened last week, as a tavern and restaurant whose owners have labored to restore the spirit of its early-1960s heyday.