Sentence examples for standards for labor from inspiring English sources

A study produced for the French government argues that in addition to public procurement, European manufacturers face a growing problem of "unfair competition" from countries with lower standards for labor, the environment and safety.

Only the broader talks force all nations to address the most politically sensitive questions: subsidies for farmers (Europe, Japan), protections for textile workers (United States), standards for labor and the environment (developing world).

Murray Weidenbaum, a Reagan administration adviser who was chairman of the commission, accused Democrats of trying to "muddy the waters" of trade by insisting that new agreements set baseline standards for labor and the environment.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 (AP) —A Senate Judiciary subcom mittee has said that the Na tional Labor Relations Board uses double standards for labor and management and shows bias toward the maintenance of strong unions.

In the last decade, Mexico has established standards for labor equality and non-discrimination (see the labor standard NMX-R-025-SCFI-2009 and more recently the labor standard NMX-R-025-SCFI-2015).

Other persistent differences arise from the cost structure: some cost elements will always be higher for a multinational company than for a local start-up, including overheads of R&D and top management, costs associated with minimum standards for labor and the environment, and transparency.

Although epidural analgesia is considered the gold standard for labor pain management, its use may be restricted in some conditions due to clinical contraindications or availability, and suitable alternatives may be required.

As consumers, we have the right to demand that the world's largest corporation set a fair standard for labor -- at home and abroad.

Imagine what we look like with our faces 5 inches away from their breasts or vagina-region trying to pry off a piece of jewelry... Every nurse has a billion things to chart, but it's standard for labor nurses to have to chart at least every 15 minutes.

So has TransFair USA, the fair trade certifying group, but less than 1percentt of chocolate sold in the United States meets the group's standards for safe labor practices, fair wages and social responsibility, said Ella Silverman, cocoa accounts manager.

In all likelihood, it means that over the last two decades, as the Chinese middle class grew and became richer, and as western standards for factory labor became more strict, Chinese goods slowly became more expensive.