Sentence examples for be worked to from inspiring English sources
"I don't think the Home Office even has a proper mechanism for doing that at the moment and that's what we need – a clear transparent policy that can be worked to when it comes to children".
From then on, the Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals and others who were brought to Buchenwald to be worked to death entered on foot under Ehrilich's elegant rendereding of the words "Jedem das Seine": "To each his own".
Osborne raised the number of hours that needed to be worked to count as full-time and lowered the income ceiling from an expected £150,000 per family to £100,000.
To his credit, Mr Reed did not hide, though he started small: last summer, just six months after his inauguration, he increased the period of time that needs to be worked to qualify for participation in the scheme, and reduced the multiplier (the percentage of an employee's wages used to calculate his pension benefits) for new recruits.
Also when both she and Ellen Baxter describe his attention to such things as building codes, and the ways they can be worked to the advantage of a design, and to the very great lengths he goes to, such as travelling to Reggio Emilia, in Italy, to learn from its nursery schools for the Sugar Hill project.
Certainly, the valuation dichotomy explored in #5 should be worked to the very ethical motheaten limit to minimize tax bleed.
It's worked to some degree.
That's what we're working to.
