Sentence examples for the increased labour from inspiring English sources

The combination of the increase in the proportion of single parent families, welfare restructuring, and the increased labour market insecurity thus contributed to the increased child poverty rate.

For resource poor farmers, the financial resources needed for complementary external inputs such as herbicides or fertilizers to implement MTM properly, and the increased labour needed for weed management, can still represent serious challenges if their main resource is family labour.

In agro-pastoral areas, the increased labour opportunities associated to agricultural operations related to the starting 2018 "long-rains" season are facilitating market food purchases.

Reflecting the increased labour required to collect barriers using combined methods, the barrier identification work for project one cost £228,609.12 and for project two it cost £59, 834.31.

With the increasing labour force participation among women in European countries, the likelihood that women will be exposed to a variety of chemical, physical and psychological risk factors at work during pregnancy will also increase (Linos and Kirch, 2008).

In the case of the arrival of a second child, higher human capital due to the already increased labour market attachment reinforces the direct effect of women participating in order to be eligible for the second maternity leave.

This can be applied to any measurement technique, but of course carries the cost of increased labour.

More migrants started to come from within the EU as austerity increased labour mobility within the free movement rules.

Additionally in South Africa, the labour supply effects are in the opposite direction of increased labour force participation among a section of household members, namely adolescents and women [ 54].

Apart from reducing human suffering, abolishing the sale of cigarettes would result in savings in the realm of healthcare costs, increased labour productivity, lessened harms from fires, reduced consumption of scarce physical resources, and a smaller global carbon footprint.

In last February's byelection Labour's Gerry Harper took the seat, increasing Labour's vote by 10percentnt amid a low turnout.