Sentence examples for string of labor from inspiring English sources

After a string of Labor governments made way for conservative Likud Party administrations in 1977, the focus switched to the mountain ridge of the regions referred to biblically as Judea and Samaria where, Mr. Segal and Mr. Weizman argue, religious groups believed they were re-occupying the biblical "Land of Israel".

IBP had also been subject to a string of labor battles and investigations by federal and state labor agencies.

Punk was kicking off, so he got a string of laboring jobs, shifts working in pubs and also worked at a record shop.

Senator John Kerry is poised to win a string of crucial labor endorsements before the Wisconsin primary next Tuesday, labor officials say.

Outside the peninsula, North Korea is a pariah, a Stalinist dictatorship that runs a string of harsh labor camps, and that allowed one million people to starve to death in the 1990's rather than accept foreign aid.

A Labor government in the 1940s amalgamated a number of small neighbouring councils into a larger City of Sydney which included a string of Labor-voting working class suburbs in areas like Alexandria, Redfern, Glebe and Newtown.

In May, three workers died and 16 were injured by an explosion at a factory where iPads are manufactured, the latest in a string of deaths and labor abuses associated with Foxconn, one of Apple's major suppliers.

The case comes as Walmart, the world's largest private employer, is facing a string of walkouts and labor-related charges in Illinois and other states.

Hurtgen, the 62-year-old director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, is riding a recent string of successes in fixing labor disputes.

The owners of a string of carwashes with a history of labor law violations and who are under investigation by the state attorney general's office are paid by the city to clean city-owned cars, according to a new report.

He burst into the ballroom, fists thrust in the air, and slapped a string of high-fives with the dozens of labor union members standing onstage.