Sentence examples similar to a guaranteed proposal from inspiring English sources
The jobs guarantee proposals offers a stark contrast to Republican "workforce development" proposals, which are designed to make workers more willing to take low-paying jobs by reducing access to benefits such as food stamps.
But at least at the panchayat level local people can assess the legitimate rent and, every few years, vote bad leaders out.The troubles envisaged in implementing the employment-guarantee proposal are mirrored in every initiative.
Jack Kulka, a builder in Hauppauge who sometimes advises Touro on building issues, said good things about both Mr. Glickstein and Mr. Spector but called the school's proposal for a guarantee of $123 a square foot "ridiculously low".
(see 11.35am for highlights, or watch the speech in the video above) Hollande said the EU must agree the so-called Youth Guarantee, a proposal under which young people would be guaranteed a job or training within four months of leaving school (details at 12.03pm).
We can guarantee a proposal picnic but they are only available during British Summer Time.
Bowen said Labor would delay implementation of its Australian investment guarantee – a proposal that would allow businesses better tax offset opportunities when investing in new technologies – by one year to pay for the change if it won government.
Those who are paying attention know that her approach to helping the economy of upstate New York is dominated by Republican-like tax-credit and loan-guarantee proposals for employers that create jobs -- not proposals to increase old-fashioned government job grants.
Earlier this month, voters in Switzerland rejected by a landslide a proposal that would have guaranteed each adult citizen about $2,250 per month.
On Saturday, Kraus telephoned the Rangers and lowered his client's one-year proposal to a guaranteed $2.9 million.
Bipartisan rejection in the committee of the proposal for a guaranteed minimum income for poor families came as a con siderable surprise.
Such a broad proposal guaranteeing lawyers for civil cases would draw intense political opposition.
