Sentence examples for transport labor from inspiring English sources

Successful remanufacturing of mobile phones must meet the challenges of continuously falling prices for new phone models, short life cycles, disassembly of unfriendly designs and prohibiting transport, labor and machining costs in high-wage countries.

There is a risk that the cost of additional transport and labor demanded by sludge reuse actually exceeds the economic benefit (Miyanoshita et al., 2009), but these costs are unlikely to be significantly more than conventional disposal to landfill.

Geographical accessibility was not described in terms of mere distance to the health facility, but more comprehensively in relation to the state of the roads, especially during the rainy season, and the prompt availability of adequate means of transport when labor starts.

Despite his later claims, Gandhi did not immediately champion the rights of indentured laborers, the underclass of mainly low-caste South Indians who had been transported to labor in mines and on plantations in conditions of semi-slavery.

Take, for example, school feeding programs, waiving fees for public services for the poor (such as health, education, or public transport), or labor-intensive public works.

A diagram breaks down the company's costs — material, labor, transport.

A Pentagon spokeswoman said the payments were for North Korean labor, transport and logistical support.

You cannot transport a woman in labor on a bike; even with a motorbike, it is difficult once labor has started.

One eerily quiet June evening, Pol Pot's soldiers enter Bona's house, rape and kill his two sisters, murder his parents and transport Bona to a labor camp.

The Greek travel sector, which represents as much as 15 percent of Greece's $251 billion economy, has had to claw its way back after crippling transport strikes and other labor protests scared away many tourists.

Plantation productivity, carbon credit sales as well as land, fuel, labor & transport costs played an economic minor role.