Sentence examples for standards of labor from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hughes said the museum was sensitive to the image it would project by selling the bags, and also the implications of having them made in China, but said she was assured that the standards of labor were high.

We want safe, ethically built devices that don't spy on us, but they make their margins by manufacturing them wherever's cheap with questionable standards of labor and oversight.

There are also environmental regulations concerning emissions, and standards of labor for crew members.

Between 1947 and 1973, output per hour (the standard measure of labor productivity) rose at an annual rate of about three per cent.

Between 1996 and 2000, output per hour in the non-farm business sector — the standard measure of labor productivity — grew at an annual rate of 2.75percentnt, well above the 1.5percentnt rate that was seen between 1973 and 1996.

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Mr. Edwards said yesterday that he favored the inclusion of standards on labor and the environment in trade pacts.

By raising the living standards of millions, labor miraculously created a market for industry and lifted the whole nation to undreamed of levels of production.

A robot in China and France have very similar operating costs, and robots have no particular expectations on standards of living, labor laws or social security.

One of the midwives claimed that the standards of the labor rooms have changed over time in order to reduce the rate of natural delivery.

"In other words, what's happened here is that the process has evolved into a fairly standard set of labor negotiations.