“labour for”可以造什么句，labour for造句

We must have extra labour for the post at Christmas.

That letter and another one from 1959 ("What do I labour for?

The introduction of the optimum reorganization of the labour force has created great troubles for those lacking professional skills

The shrinking of the labour force will whittle away at potential growth, consuming the means to pay for it.

converted industrial labour force

Also, young people should strive for high education in order that they would be qualified for the very skilled labour force required by industrialized and "semi-industrialized" countries.

The ranks of the unemployed are often replenished by those moving from outside the labour force—that is, from not looking for work at all—into active jobseeking.

The enclosures and other improvements in agriculture made their contributions by providing food for the rising population, labour for the factories, and some of the raw materials needed by industry.

Employers too have reason to be grateful for the boost to their labour force from the extra women, not least because talented people are in short supply the world over.

Female workers constitute the majority of the labour force.

Rational flow of labour force is the most important conditions for the full utilization of labour resources, normal movement of market economy and smooth transfer of rural labour force.

Employers may be wary of someone who has been out of the labour force for more than a year.

Obstetricians can delay labour for only around two days—but that is just long enough, as he discovered, for cortisol to expand those tiny lungs into life.

overall labour force participation rate

Optimum reorganization of the labour force;work-optimization

human?s practices in productive labour for materials being the ultimate sociological cause for occurrence of art.

This not only stunts the prospects for women, but also reduces economic growth by essentially hobbling half the potential labour force.

Jane was in labour for ten hours.

Among the 18 OECD countries for which 2008 data are available, the share of the foreign-born in the labour force fell only in Luxembourg (not shown), Austria, Belgium and France.

It creates capital, i.e., that kind of property which exploits wage-labour, and which cannot increase except upon condition of begetting a new supply of wage-labour for fresh exploitation.