Sentence examples for arguing that the employment from inspiring English sources
His column contains a sentence that I wanted to call to the attention of some of the people who have commented on blogs I've posted previously arguing that the employment picture was not as bright as it appeared.
They may also argue that the employment agreement states that the ISOs could be subject to tax restrictions.
We argue that the employment of the latter is desirable in scientific work because it allows reproducibility.
We argue that the employment of ECA rules, both for resource selection and fault tolerance, leads to efficiency and to additional techniques.
One could argue that the employment of the Cochrane risk-of-bias tool to assess the methodological bias in the clinical trial is not acceptable.
Ministers announced earlier this year that a number of Remploy factories would close, arguing that the budget for disabled employment services could be spent more effectively.
Economic theory argues that woman's employment (a time-varying covariate) should serve to decrease the rate of transition to first birth.
Maddin sued, arguing that he had been wrongfully fired, and, though the majority of an appellate panel agreed with him, Gorsuch dissented, arguing that the "plain meaning" of the relevant employment law allowed Maddin's employer to fire him.
They argued that the drivers' employment terms and conditions meant they were not technically self-employed and should therefore be entitled to a range of benefits such as pension contributions as well as holiday and sick pay.
"If folks in Washington really want a grand bargain, how about a grand bargain for middle-class jobs?" asked Mr. Obama, arguing that the federal spending could drive up employment.
Editors Note: In this opinion piece, Robert Bartolo * argues that improving the employment conditions of postdoctoral researchers requires more than institution-level action.
