Sentence examples for be in full time from inspiring English sources

Especially since it concerns the business I hope to be in full time.

The Labour scheme had been piloted in 11 English local authorities since 2008 and evaluations showed that young people who stayed on with foster carers were twice as likely to be in full time education at 19 as those who did not.

Lord Bichard, 65, asked fellow members: "Are there ways in which we could use incentives to encourage older people, if not to be in full time work, to be making a contribution?" He argued that the pension system should incentivise recipients to do more to help look after the "very old".

"Are there ways in which we could use incentives to encourage older people, if not to be in full time work, to be making a contribution?," he asked the rest of the committee.

It seems everyone wants to be in "full time" ministry.

With the biggest increase in employment occurring in the age group 50 64 (47% in 1992 to 61% in 2012) and the age group 35 49 having the highest employment rates (73% in 1992 to 76% in 2012), one might assume that younger women (age groups 47 to <54 and 54 to <59 in this study) would be more likely to be in full time work.

In the UK, just 16% of autistic adults are in full time employment, according to the National Autistic Society.

Chantelle Welsh, 40, was in full time work and the main carer for her two children when her family was made homeless for five months in 2015.

Only 28% were in full time employment and 24% had no educational qualifications.

Ninety (41%) had remained in education until age 18, and 86 (39%) were in full time or part time employment.

Approximately 50% of women reported being in full time employment and 20% of them identified as being a sex worker.