productive laborの例文

• Eventually this group begins to enter the productive labor force.
• These are individuals who collect government checks for doing little or no productive labor.
• Reproductive labor enables paid, productive labor to take place.
• The general aim is, to maximize productive labor in this sense, and minimize unproductive costs.
• This changes the concept of productive labor from the production of commodities to the production of surplus value.
• With the removal of a prime adult, these families were deprived of productive labor resulting in serious production deficiencies.
• Yes, the U . S . economy grew, but too slowly to employ an expanding and increasingly productive labor force.
• Therefore, slaveholders in Baltimore frequently turned to gradual manumission as a means to secure dependable and productive labor from slaves.
• "' Anton Semyonovich Makarenko "'(,, 13 January 1888  1 April 1939 ) was a productive labor into the educational system.
• Marxist feminists argue that the exclusion of women from productive labor leads to male control in both private and public domains.
• The penal system stressed reform rather than retribution, and it was expected that productive labor would reduce the penal institutions'cost to society.
• Many explanations are offered for this uncoupling : job insecurity, weak labor unions, temporary workers, a more productive labor force, the global economy.
• Those apprehended are subject to compulsory education on law and morality, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, and forced participation in productive labor.
• This served the goals of increasing production and achieving sexual equality through equal participation in productive labor, a classic Marxist remedy for sexual inequality.
• It also developed some major elements of subsequent Mercantilist thought, such as the value of productive labor use and wealth acquisition in promoting political stability.
• Nil Sorsky demanded that monks participate in productive labor and spoke in support of monastic reforms on a basis of a secluded and modest lifestyle.
• Montefiore was appointed executor of his will, and used the funds for a variety of projects aimed at encouraging the Jews to engage in productive labor.
• More recently, many Marxist feminists have shifted their focus to the ways in which women are now potentially in worse conditions after gaining access to productive labor.
• It would from an annual deduction from the productive labor of the country &  ( James Madison, John Jay, The Federalist, books . google . com ).
• Gary Bettman was made commissioner of the NHL on the strength of his tenure in the National Basketball Association, which turned productive labor-management relations into an art form.