Sentence examples for time on labor from inspiring English sources

And when you get the chance to play arguably the greatest player of all time on Labor Day Monday, this is the Super Bowl of our sport.

I went to Washington with my colleagues as part of a project done by the World Bank at that time on labor market transition developments in Poland.

The historian Michael B. Katz wrote that Lowell "realized that the major cause of poverty among able-bodied people was low wages and, in 1890, left the Board of State Charities to spend more of her time on labor problems".

Thus, the empirical analysis in this paper is based on a comparison across time of labor market outcomes for adults in villages with (i.e., treatment group) and without (i.e., comparison group) land security rights.

Delivery information was obtained from the obstetrician on call at the time of labor for cases which delivered spontaneously vaginally, and cases which delivered abdominally.

Evertsson's research showed that, compared to childless families, father and mother in families with two or more children spend significantly more time on domestic labor work, but the increase for the mother (3.992 h/week) is much higher than for the father (1.459 h/week).

Ms. Shinde, who wears a pair of simple barrettes to hold back her dark hair and slim golden bangles that encircle each wrist and ankle, now labors part time on one of the Panmand family's remaining fields.

Uterine inflammatory processes trigger prolabor pathways and orchestrate on-time labor onset.

At the time of writing, odds on Labor were close to two-year lows in the betting markets, priced at 2.80 at Centrebet, and was briefly at 2.75 on Wednesday afternoon (July 10).

The Times article focuses heavily on labor disputes and uncertainties around compensation of the parties involved as reasons for the unused media suite.

Suspended Animation prepares bodies for preservation for Alcor and the Cryonics Institute, charging $19,000 to $35,000 for its services, depending on time and labor.