Sentence examples for a regularly employed from inspiring English sources

The Tanzanian minimum wage is a government-mandated $35 a month, but a regularly employed Thomson porter can clear nearly seven times that, even before tips.

Each car is in charge of a regularly employed and licensed driver.

While the interns make less than a regularly employed Forest Service employee doing the same job, the cost to the association is still high.

Mr. Downs said that nearly one of every four urban poo?? families was headed by a regularly employed man under 65 "whose poverty results from low earning rather than unemployment, disablility or old age". Only about one i?? every eight poor urban fam ilies was headed by a nondis abled man under 65 who was either unemployed or under employed, he said.

Banks or trust companies, corporate entities, acting as guardians for claimants, may be represented before adjudicating agencies as authorized representatives of claimants by an officer or employee, including a regularly employed attorney, if the employee or attorney represents the corporation in its fiduciary capacity.

Hennis did go voluntarily to the police station, but Bittle told me that this was a tactic regularly employed by a certain class of criminal.

He said: "I have reason to believe that there is hardly an instance of a mason regularly employed in hewing stones in Edinburgh living free from phthisical [wasting] symptoms to the age of 50". Almost 200 years on, the problem still remains.

We suggest that infanticide may not be a strategy regularly employed by males and thus may not have posed a strong selective force on orangutan behavior or the evolution of orangutan social systems as has been previously argued.

In September, 1950, he was a pilot regularly employed by Western Airlines.

Aspects of orangutan paternity certainty, lactational amenorrhea, and ranging behavior may explain why infanticide is not a strategy regularly employed by orangutan males on Sumatra or Borneo.

On a team that regularly employed the strategy of "bullpenning" — eschewing traditional roles for starting and relief pitchers to take advantage of matchups — Snell was the lone Rays' pitcher to remain as a starter from beginning to end, which he said made the award that much sweeter.