Sentence examples for assigned to labor from inspiring English sources
A threat to the validity of this approach is that Southern immigrants were not randomly assigned to labor markets in the North.
The Union Army included 180,000 black soldiers, but very few were permitted to engage in combat; most were assigned to labor details and many to burial duty.
A total of 602 women with an ongoing pregnancy with a live fetus requiring delivery because of pre-eclampsia or uncontrolled hypertension will be randomly assigned to labor induction with a transcervical Foley catheter or oral misoprostol 25 micrograms.
He is denounced, expelled from college and assigned to labor at a brick kiln.
He was beaten, humiliated, and assigned to hard labor; he had cirrhosis, but his political status made it impossible for him to get decent care, and he died at forty.
In 1962, his father was accused of supporting a novel that Mao opposed, and was sent to work in a factory; his mother, Qi Xin, was assigned to hard labor on a farm.
After returning to Hungary, Andras is relatively lucky, assigned to a labor unit while others wind up on the brutal eastern front or at a mining camp in Siberia.
He was assigned to manual labor at a uranium mine, then demoted further to driving a sprinkler truck for the Prague sanitation department.
Zna Houston, who was assigned to handle labor issues for Trutanich, instructed the fire chief to limit Miller's attendance at meetings on employee discipline, according to Miller's lawsuit.
Sifting through current and past intercepts, he saw what he believed to be references to prisoners being shifted from camp to camp, to the presence of Soviet advisers in the area of the camps, to execution orders, to prisoners being assigned to slave labor.
"Writers assigned to cover labor, television and advertising (and many other subjects) who are as good as their recently departed predecessors, who were among more than 100 Times newsroom employees who took buyouts or were laid off this month," Sullivan wrote as her 13th point.
