Sentences with phrase «threaten existing jobs»

Michael Wilton, executive director of the New York Gaming Association, an Albany - based lobbying group representing the state's nine VLT parlors, said putting slots at Belmont «will just cannibalize gambling dollars and threaten existing jobs.»

All this will be undertaken in the name of «equity,» even if it does threaten existing jobs, and future growth, in a now - vigorous, but fragile, municipal economy.

Some public school teachers are speaking out against Teach For America, alleging that the organization's training is insufficient and that it threatens existing jobs.

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The nearby Chevron refinery is threatened with closure because the competition from Asian and American refiners for the 300,000 barrels a day currently coming down the pipe has become stiff, so existing B.C. jobs are at stake.

They are persons against whom existing laws are enforced capriciously and arbitrarily, persons who are continually threatened with exposure, with loss of job and social standing.

Historically, while technological progress such as mechanisation and automation threatened upending existing modes of production and employment in the past, they also created new opportunities and jobs after some adaptations.

As a guarding dog, part of a Komondor's job is to alert people when a potentially threatening situation exists.

The steadily improving U.S economy, sustained job growth, and rising confidence that now is a good time to buy a home should pave the way for an increase in existing - home sales in 2018, but continued supply shortages, and passage of a tax bill that disincentives homeownership, threaten to handcuff what should be stronger activity.