Sentence examples for sympathetic labor from inspiring English sources

He whispered his treason to any sympathetic Labor party or journalistic ear.

In an amicus brief, sympathetic labor lawyers at Segal Roitman, LLP, wrote, "If the test for extortion is whether the employer welcomed the pressure, labor protests would have been criminalized long ago".

On my campus, the political activists on the left are very sympathetic to labor.

It's hard to imagine that Al Smith, though similarly sympathetic to labor, would have been able to enact the New Deal so aggressively or to shepherd the left into the party's tent so successfully.

And as Steve pointed out, many people who had not previously been sympathetic to labor began to shift their views.

Top positions at the NLRB are appointed by the president, and Democrats have traditionally been more sympathetic to labor organizers.

Few expect the opponents of the health care overhaul to muster as much advertising muscle as its backers, including sympathetic business groups, labor unions and ideological allies.

But several professors who received the records request, which was first reported by Talking Points Memo on Tuesday, said it appeared to be an attempt to intimidate or embarrass professors who are sympathetic to organized labor.

Even some labor experts sympathetic to labor said they understood Mr. Bush's decision.

Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert told Mr. Bush that he needed a labor secretary sympathetic to business interests to oversee regulatory matters, like new workplace rules promulgated by the Clinton administration.

But there are large constituencies — business, labor, Americans sympathetic to the struggles of immigrants and appreciative of their contributions, even the national-security-minded, who consider having 11 million undocumented residents, people living on the far side of the law, an unsafe way to run a country — who aren't so keen on punishment.