Sentence examples for Procure employment from inspiring English sources
And the liberty of making contracts does not include a liberty to procure employment from an unwilling employer, or without a fair understanding.
Under a 1978 California law, agents are licensed and "procure" employment; managers, who are not regulated and function more like career advisers, are not allowed to procure work — but nobody is exactly sure what that means, especially when it comes to the Internet.
Reasons why Swedish women may delay childbearing have earlier been described as a wish to maintain the unrestricted freedom of single life, to complete studies, and to procure employment [ 3, 19, 21, 24].
Possibly viewed by employers as an increased financial risk, they may be at a disadvantage in procuring employment that provides health insurance.
As Dr. Mehta was unsuccessful in procuring other employment he accepted her offer.
The fact that a confession was procured by the employment of some artifice or deception does not exclude the confession if it was not calculated, that is to say, if the artifice or deception was not calculated to procure an untrue statement.
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Doing any one of a number of acts to induce a person to vote or refrain from voting or to reward him for having done so, such as giving or lending money; and giving or procuring an office or employment, amounts to bribery.
It stung to be typecast as a hipster-gentrifier based on the neighborhood I live in, but far worse was to be looked down upon simply because I have used my talent for drawing cartoon animals to procure a sliver of gainful employment.
Material, tools, etc., had to be procured as well as the employment of laborers.
When procuring welfare-to-work projects to employment service providers, governments face the problems of adverse selection (the winning provider is not the most efficient one) and moral hazard (the winning provider shirks in its responsibility to reintegrate unemployed people).
