Sentence examples for attract working from inspiring English sources

Villages struggling to attract working age people to maintain services and amenities such as schools.

But the thrust is the same: attract working families to troubled areas by offering pride of ownership.

To attract working parents the centres will offer full-day classes, unlike existing, state-funded schemes, which typically open for half a day.

For example, Yale requires its tenants to stay open until 9 p.m., to attract working couples who cannot shop during the day.

In 1976, the Edmund Davis report gave the police better pay and far better pensions than anybody else in the public sector, and so - slowly at first - the police service began to attract working class men and women who were the cream of comprehensive education.

"Every one of us goes out and basically tries to attract working men and women to vote for us because we say we're coming here to fight for you, we're going to stand up for you, no one's going to walk over you, no one's going to push you aside, no one's going to forget about you.

Even though April 15 is more than two months away, the tax-preparation centers are already attracting working people eager to get a refund, Ms. Brown said.

They attracted working class Democrats to the conservative fold by attacking the cultural hauteur and smug superiority of the privileged.

But in Pauline Hanson's case, she managed what Palmer hasn't by attracting working class support despite lacking his funds.

Assemble have set out their stall to attract work for the local apprentices they're helping to train, bringing the Granby regeneration full circle.

There is virtually full employment in Oxford, so why not attract work to places in the north that need it, which, says Tyce, used to be government policy?