Sentence examples similar to a transient contract from inspiring English sources
Officials say one reason for focusing on the local population is the precarious situation created by too much reliance on a transient, contract-based, expatriate labor force — as many as 80 percent of the regional workers — that occupies top positions in the public and private sectors.
Although their ancestors had lived there since the time of the American Revolution, Anglo-American officials decided, as one wrote, to "maintain the fiction that the inhabitants of Chagos [were] not a permanent or semi-permanent population," but just "transient contract workers".
To get rid of the population, the Foreign Office invented the fiction that the islanders were merely transient contract workers who could be "returned" to Mauritius, 1,000 miles away.
Zero-hours contracts, minimum wage, creating a transient workforce.
In PGF2α (10 μM) contracted coronary arterial segments with endothelium lowering of O2 resulted in a transient increase in tension followed by relaxation which was most pronounced at 1% O2.
It was a transient annoyance.
"They're a transient community.
"It's a transient plan," said Mr. Hopper.
Process serving is usually a transient position.
"We're turning into a transient place".
