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If Li Xiaojuan has her way, the rest of the world will no longer be able to take cheap Chinese labour for granted.

China should have thought of that before pimping out their citizens as slave labour for the Waltons.

for as a man had a right to all he could employ his labour upon, so he had no temptation to labour for more than he could make use of.

They were sentenced in June to 12 years of hard labour for entering the country illegally and engaging in "hostile acts" .

With such a small salary, no one likes to labour for the boss.

The protection of IPRs is, in essence, the respect for labour, for knowledge, for talents and for creation.

At the bottom are 20, 000 newly arrived migrants, who provide labour for the factories on 12-hour shifts without weekend breaks.

He is critical too of the urbanisation of China, seeing it as deliberate policy to ensure a supply of cheap labour for the "WMP" .

While secretary of labour, for instance, she insisted on sitting with the wives of cabinet ministers at official dinners.

The use of less skilled labour for numerical classification is a real possible advantage.

For years, south-east Asia has provided a cheap and dependable reservoir of labour for international manufacturers.

By contrast, when rains made herdsmen's lives easier, they could release surplus young labour for the violent sport of raiding other groups.

They were arrested in March after crossing the border from China, and sentenced to 12 years hard labour for unspecified hostile acts.

Repairing the monetary union will require hard labour for years, but the alternative is worse.

Earlier, a court in Pyongyang sentenced two American journalists to 12 years' hard labour for entering the country illegally.

The women also provided local materials such as water, sand and stones as well as labour for construction of the tanks.

So I for the sake of you! I must labour for the good fraction!

"I just sentenced someone to five years' hard labour for doing that. "

We labour for the happiness of mankind .

Wealth is a power usurp by the few, to compel the many to labour for their benefit.

That fellow did hard labour for three years.

Let everyone love labour for itself.

We must have extra labour for the post at Christmas.

Jane was in labour for ten hours.

Its trade unions never gave rise to a social-democratic party like Britain's Labour, for example.

A YouGov poll on October 18th found that 60% of voters regard the cuts as unavoidable, and 48% blame Labour for them.

exchange one's labour for money