Sentence examples for rules on labour from inspiring English sources

These agreements also include new rules on labour and environment standards that African businesses are likely to find difficult to meet, further affecting participation in global supply chains.

If ratified by US Congress and other member nations, TPP will bulldoze through trade barriers and standardise international rules on labour and the environment for the 12 nations, which make up 40 per cent of the world's economic output.

Developing countries are equally opposed to plans by America and the EU to add new rules on labour and the environment.Given this modest scope, why the demonstrations in Seattle?

EU rules on labour movement mean that Mr Busch needed only to take a Swedish job for a few weeks to secure a Danish residence permit for his wife.

Labour: Bill Clinton personally led the US crusade to include rules on labour standards in future trade deals, something many protesters at the Battle of Seattle supported, although calling for environmental controls to be added.

In order to revamp what he calls a financially unsustainable system that discourages work, he promises also to reform the country's rigid rules on labour contracts, to tighten the welfare rules and to review the public-health insurance system.In this section A rupture with the past?

This ended in 1994, when the rules on Palestinian labour permits changed and Ouda was regarded as too young to enter Israel.

The informants' impaired health could also be a simple reason for not changing jobs due to "last in, first out" rules on the Swedish labour market and a striving not to compromise their present work positions.

As well as a wordy code of ministerial behaviour revamped, it should be said, by the Labour government, like the rules on party funding that Labour proceeded to violate there are a few generally accepted conventions.

A move to unseat the prime minister gained ground last night when it emerged that three experts on Labour party rules have advised the time necessary for a challenge to Brown need only be 23 days - 22 fewer than the 45 days required for a leadership contest after former prime minister Tony Blair stood down.

Any move to unseat the prime minister has been bolstered by the revelation in the Guardian that three experts on Labour party rules have advised that the time necessary for a challenge to Brown need only be 23 days – 22 fewer than the 45 days required for the leadership contest after Tony Blair stood down.