Sentence examples for basis of job from inspiring English sources

UKIP says it will allow employers to discriminate on the basis of job applicants' nationality.

Investors justified its funding on the basis of job creation, but critics said these investments were not a good use of aid money.

Merit appointments were made on a modest scale immediately after Japan was opened to the West, yet it was not until the 1880s, during the Meiji Restoration, that a modern civil service was created on the basis of job security, career paths, and entry by open competition.

The new pay spines are divided into nine pay bands, and staff covered by Agenda for Change were assimilated on to one of these pay bands on the basis of job weight, as measured by the NHS job evaluation scheme.

Studies of occupational physical activity imputed physical activity level on the basis of job codes (Moradi et al, 1998; Weiderpass et al, 2001), or by asking study participants to classify the intensity of their occupation (Furberg and Thune, 2003; Friberg et al, 2006; Friedenreich et al, 2007); the reference category for these studies was a sedentary occupation, for example, deskjob.

On the basis of job task-specific supplementary surveys performed by technical experts, the situational lumbar load represented by the compressive force at the lumbosacral disc was determined via biomechanical model calculations for any working situation with object handling and load-intensive postures during the total working life.

EU citizens will base their decision on coming to Britain on the basis of jobs and wages, how well their friends are doing, the job opportunities in Warsaw, Madrid, wherever".

As I see it football is once again lagging behind – physios are not up to date with the latest advances in medical care and too many appointments are still on the basis of "jobs for the boys".

The process is explained on the basis of the job configuration with Job ID 1 depicted in Table 1 (1000 input files, 500 GB, 8 Cluster Nodes).

Typically work stress is assessed from self-reports via a questionnaire, inferred from occupational titles, or 'externally' assessed by expert job evaluators that evaluate the degree to which certain jobs are stressful on the basis of the job characteristics [ 42].

Retired participants were classified according to their former occupation, and housewives on the basis of the job of their spouse.