Sentence examples for those labor from inspiring English sources

John, now 57, first went to work at age 5 — never mind those labor laws.

Those labor leaders, however, proved less successful in persuading their legislative allies to pay for such benefits.

"He was one of those labor leaders with two sides," said Richard Hurd, a professor in labor relations at Cornell University.

Despite timing Labor numbers no more credible (The Australian) Judith Sloan, contributing economics editor at the Oz, goes back to those Labor costings.

He calls her thesis sound anti-communist history, not at all sympathetic to the strategy, tactics and orientation of those labor activists who were influenced most by the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia.

The only franchise looking back fondly on those labor disputes is the Washington Redskins, who emerged from the ashes five years apart to win Super Bowls XVII and XXII.

Last week he stood in the labyrinth, recalling those labor-intensive days.

We are never going to get those labor-intensive assembly jobs back from China — the wage differentials are far too great, no matter how much China revalues its currency.

Labor governments in 1948 , 1982and 2004 expanded the city to cover traditional Labor-voting suburbs to the south of the city centre, while Liberal governments in 1967 and 1989 broke those Labor-voting suburbs off, leaving the City of Sydney as little more than the CBD and a handful of neighbouring suburbs.

In fact, the invention, dubbed Audine (for "automatic dining"), seems to have sprung from a 40-year time warp -- from the era of those labor-saving kitchen devices that let Mom maintain a clean house while still keeping the bounce in her hair.

To those laboring in obscurity, these systems appear to be deeply flawed.