Sentence examples for security labor from inspiring English sources

"When we look at Michael Forbes, we see a legislator who's done the right things on education, retirement security, labor and environmental issues," he said.

Meanwhile, the journal became, in effect, a briefing book on a potential Goldwater presidency, weighing in with dozens of articles and policy proposals — on taxation, social security, labor law, foreign policy, military expenditures, race relations and more.

And so climate change joined immigration, job creation, food safety, pilot training, veterans' care, campaign finance, transportation security, labor law, mine safety, wildfire management, and scores of executive and judicial appointments on the list of matters that the world's greatest deliberative body is incapable of addressing.

With election season starting up again, the ursine leader of the main US labor federation is heading a crusade against the planned Trans-Pacific trade pact – which he says will undermine America's economy and workers – while launching broadside attacks at the Republican presidential candidates, who he says are out to sabotage social security, labor unions and much more.

"Several important pending issues, including immigration, health care, retirement security, labor law reform and the looming 2006 election cycle," Ms. Burger wrote, "make it imperative that we coordinate our strategies and resources in the interests of all working people in this country".

Then, the expected present values of pre- and post-social security labor income are computed.

In particular, it has made remarkable progress in intellectual-property rights protection, product quality and food safety, environmental protection and labor security.

Some people associate economic security with labor unions (which there's not much historical punishment for breaking) and others with low (or high) taxes.

The changes were announced at a news conference Wednesday morning in Washington by Michael Chertoff, secretary of homeland security; Elaine L. Chao, labor secretary; and Chuck Conner, deputy agriculture secretary.

Attending Sunday's ceremony alongside Holder were Loretta Lynch, the nominee to replace him, who would be the first African American woman to serve as attorney general; Jeh Johnson, the homeland security secretary; labor secretary Tom Perez; and others.

Now imagine if Roosevelt had passed the relief bills in one omnibus act at the beginning of his term, put off the reform bills until the end of his second year in office, turned to Harry Hopkins and said, "Let's do Social Security and labor union reform now".