Sentences with phrase «of division of labour»

All four countries underwent a process of economic diversification characterized by a growth in the complexity of the division of labour and in the relative importance of the secondary and tertiary sectors (manufacturing and services).

This kind of division of labour is one of the hallmarks of multicellularity.

Growing up, I was familiar with the term «the shitty end of the stick», meaning to get the worst part of a division of labour.

The produce of the people will increase when their productivity increases; the productivity of labour is increased through division of labour; the extent of division of labour is determined by the extent to which the produce can be sold; hence it depends on the market, i.e..

But the price of this division of labour is that religion would have to give up any claims to truth, at least with respect to any facts external to ones own commitment.

It will not satisfy me, what satisfies so many, to have two independent systems, intellectual and religious, going at once side by side, by a sort of division of labour, and only accidentally brought together.

Maybe ironing is one of those divisions of labour in their household and there are lots of jobs the wife expects the husband to do each week.

Not exact matches

And though she can both tidy the house and do the dishes more quickly than he can, they're able to achieve a more efficient division of labour overall by applying the notion of comparative advantage to their chore list.

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, even though it could be aimed at them since there is a clear division of labour in the company, where management make the decisions without doing any of the labour and workers having no say in workplace decisions while doing most of the work.

Both in terms of overall labour market supply effects and internal household division of time and effort terms I think the track would have been higher.

Sexual discriminationj against the women is demonstrated in the division of labour in the electronics industry.

Jajmani had used traditional caste relationships for division of labour and had provided some material security for them, although it was an exploitative and unjust system.4

An insect society has division of labour, but it allows neither variation nor individual award.

And that wholeness, that realness, that trueness, is not represented by marital status or income level, adherence to a sitcom society that never existed or a division of modern labour.

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Increasingly, this division of labour means that more well - rounded strikers are drifting towards the wings.

However, they are also the couples who are the most dis - satisfied with the division of labour in their families.

Cultural beliefs about gender roles and division of labour have an impact on family policies.

Emerging serious divisions within the Labour Party and his strategy of positioning the party on the hard left will not play well with swing voters.

His successor as mayor of London, Labour's Sadiq Khan, who has clashed with the US president in the past over London terror attacks and Mr Trump's proposed ban on Muslims entering the US, tweeted the president would experience a city that chose «unity over division».

It isn't just self - interest which is plunging Labour into civil war; there's a deep philosophical division about both the means and the ends too (as well as questions of individual competence).

The General Strike, the failure of the second Labour government, the «betrayal» by Ramsay MacDonald, the extent of the Parliamentary defeats, and the sectional and ideological divisions all shaped their political experience.

Adam Smith understood that the productivity of people and the effective division of labour is what produces a nation's wealth.

Labour resentment at Umunna, one of its own exposing deep divisions on Europe with his strongly pro-Single Market amendment to the Queen's Speech, unites the party from Left to Right via the Centre.

Which is why Gavin Barwell, the PM's chief of staff, is laser - like focused on activity that it's hard for Labour to oppose in the Division Lobby.

2) One of the oldest ambitions of the Labour movement is the classless society (or at least a society in which there is a less immediate division between people of different socio - economic backgrounds).

Danny Finkelstein, The Times columnist, outlined the meaning / justification of the Cabinet reshuffle in a similar vein by suggesting you might want a division of labour between «introducing» and «implementing» reforms.

The Conservatives have seized on the division as evidence of Labour's poor start to life in opposition.

But there is a difference between internal divisions and Labour MPs tweeting that Corbyn is useless while briefing journalists of their despair.

The free schools programme, despite suggestions that it would fuel social divisions and undermine local democracy, now has the tacit support of the Labour Party.

Stoke had become a prime UKIP target in the face of Labour's own European divisions.

Indeed, in his 2009 Demos pamphlet, The Liberal Moment, Clegg dismissed the argument that «an unwillingness to go far enough with redistributive taxes» is part of the explanation of Labour's failure to tackle «social division».

They are places where Labour are relatively strong, but they are similar to other divisions in their pattern of 2009 - 13 change and the switch in correlations can be seen within these cases.

The pattern of the results across divisions suggests that relative to last year new UKIP votes have come as much from Labour as from the Tories.

The former Labour leader said Ukip had a record of «stirring up division» under Farage's leadership.

Miliband's supporters claim that one of his achievements has been to heal the divisions of the Blair / Brown years, but Labour in 2010 wasn't a party divided by ideology, but by ego and personality.

Labour MPs shouted «shame» as Hague indicated his approval for the vote to go ahead - and applauded and cheered as the result of the division was read out.

Articulations of class division in cultural terms have become stronger in Labour since Jeremy Corbyn's election as leader.

But it must be careful — being honest that Brexit is going to hurt and that only Labour can fix the messes and divisions the Tories have left is a start, but it much stretch every sinew to ensure the costs of Brexit are not borne by our people.

This was, of course, a torrid time for the Labour Party, but the researchers examined whether the divisions within the Labour Party were reported even - handedly.

Labour now faces a similar conflict of opinion, made worse by the need to hold a leadership election using a system which highlights the divisions in the party.

During the 1950s and early 1960s, it also became increasingly unpopular amongst Labour supporters and politicians, who argued that the system reinforced class division and the privileges of the middle classes, who dominated the grammar schools.

But Labour and Tory divisions have another similarity: both civil wars are about to what extent political parties need to reach out to voters outside of their comfort zones.

Also, while identifying The Prince, rightly, as a profound departure from the ideal state theorising that had previously (and still does) dominate normative political philosophy — and as the first example of a more empirically guided and morally neutral political science — Unger overlooks Machiavelli's culpability in this damaging division of academic labour.

With its acceptance of Tory spending plans, adoption of the language of division, i.e. «scourgers», «shirkers» etc. and Jim Murphy's plans for «humanitarian» war in Africa (delivered in a speech to the right - wing Henry Jackson Society), the current Labour shadow cabinet is all but indistinguishable from the Tories.

«This is not about splitting the Labour party, this is about uniting the Labour party so we can heal the divisions that six years of Conservative government, huge anti-austerity policies, cuts that have been visited on the most vulnerable areas,» she said.

But images of extremism, division and indiscipline are potentially terminal for Labour.

Mr Corbyn admitted: «Labour's victory in Stoke is a decisive rejection of UKIP's politics of division and dishonesty.

Conservative MPs are currently rebelling less often than Labour MPs (in around 11 % of divisions in the first three sessions of the 2005 parliament, less than half the rate on the government benches) and they are doing so in smaller numbers; although a slightly larger proportion of Conservative parliamentarians has rebelled compared to Labour, few have cast more than a handful of dissenting votes, and even the most rebellious would not find themselves high up the PLP's league table of troublemakers.