Sentence examples for aimed at work from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS, Sept. 17 — Not long ago, the European Union was planning to relax its monitoring of product safety, taking it away from consumer protection authorities and assigning it to a weaker surveillance system aimed at work equipment.

Kaizen events are an increasingly common organizational improvement mechanism aimed at work area transformation and employee development.

The program, provided by peer trainers included training intended to modify patient handling and transfer behaviour, trainee follow-up, prevention activities aimed at work environment improvements and follow-up monitors training.

(Male interviewee 22 age 35) It seemed that GPs were more inclined to provide sickness certification than interventions aimed at work retention.

Therefore, interventions should be developed to enable cancer survivors to return to work or to succeed in other appropriate employment, because no such interventions aimed at work do exist at the present.

The new stations are aimed at "working families," Mr. Sabo said, but early signs show a strong interest in women.

Instead, a front-end-loaded, moderate tax cut, or even a special rebate aimed at working people with the highest propensity to spend, would maximize current economic impact.

This new effort seems to be aimed at working with China and African countries to maximize the benefits of Chinese development aid to the African people.

The Administration is proposing a series of tax cuts and spending programs aimed at working families, which would be largely paid for by raising taxes on the rich.

Wednesday's Budget will be aimed at "working people", George Osborne claimed yesterday, despite the expected scrapping of the 50p rate for top earners.

"What we need are fundamental rights and freedoms, independent of the government, not piecemeal laws" aimed at working around the prohibition, Ms. Akbulut said.