Mr. Uddin added that he had occasionally helped observant Muslims find more acceptable work.
The young tenor Brian Hymel, a very acceptable work in progress, sang "La donna è mobile" from Verdi's "Rigoletto".
Roles in campus plays were few, and she had to dig to find acceptable work for her scene study classes.
Compared with, say, The Invasion (the Nicole Kidman remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers) or Michael Haneke's annoying Time of the Wolf, it's solid, acceptable work.
It is the intent of this paragraph that acceptable work not be redone, but that it be verified by the agency.
Appropriate adjustment period using the psychophysical approach for evaluating acceptable work limits for tasks involving sloped surface was determined to be 2 h.
This paper examines an approach to modeling the relationship between perceived acceptable work exposures and physical stressors in upper-extremity tasks using psychophysical methods.
An experimental study was conducted to determine an appropriate adjustment period using the psychophysical approach for evaluating acceptable work limits for a task involving sloped walking/working surface.
Half a million jobs and 500 years of tradition are to be phased out in Brazil's booming sugar cane industry to satisfy western demands for more socially acceptable work practices in the biofuel sector.
The goal of owner, architect, and contractor alike is to avoid any claims even though, given the complexity of the design and construction process, it may lead to a dispute over contract interpretation, compliance with acceptable work standards, and a multitude of other misunderstandings that frequently occur.
Proponents say a basic income is a way to liberate those who have struggled to find acceptable work: currently 7.4 million people are unemployed in the United States, another six million want full-time work but can only find part-time jobs, millions more have given up looking, and perhaps tens of millions have settled for jobs with low wages, skimpy benefits, or poor working conditions.
