Guild members not only supplied the works of art but did all the common labor.
Moreover, according to corollary 3, the existence of the common labor market area, such as EU, directly boosts bilateral international trade between Germany and each of the above EU members.
After all, this is the idea behind a European citizenship and the consequence of a common labor market.
Our interests are connected with hopes for a better life based on our common labor.
In this group, Reznikoff's verse most closely resembled Lorine Niedecker's: the fierce simplicity, the loneliness, the politics of common labor.
The NBER paper determined its figures using "commuting zones," clusters of counties that share a common labor market.
The common labor position is also unlikely to convince many opponents that an immigration overhaul would not harm American workers.
We know of cases where $5, $9, $10, and even $16 apiece has been paid for jobs at common labor.
As before, Mr. Gillick's work blurs the line between art and design and between artistic and common labor, and conjures up a failed utopia.
Those three cities should remain part of the Fifth District, Mr. Maloney said, because they are part of the Interstate 84 corridor and share a common labor market, transit links and even radio stations.
