Sentence examples for being regularised from inspiring English sources

Moreover, illegal aliens' incentives to work are particularly strong since their only chance of being regularised under one of the recurrent amnesties is strictly linked to evidence that they are employed on Italian soil.

The resulting system of linear algebraic equations is ill-conditioned and therefore its solution is regularised by employing the first-order Tikhonov functional, while the choice of the regularisation parameter is based on the L-curve method.

Difficult decisions had to be made, one of which was whether he should be regularised to suit a metropolitan audience.

They need to be brought into the convention legally so they can be regularised and possibly improved.

In September, King Muhammad VI announced that some undocumented migrants would be "regularised" and allowed to work in the country.

Mr Damisch expects Swiss assets originating from Europe to decline by up to a third in coming years as undeclared money is "regularised" (American assets are already negligible).

"Government", a resident diplomat suggests, "will be regularised".The new prime minister, Abdullah bin Nasser al-Thani, is a military man who is less flamboyant than his predecessor.

But if you say, these are hard-working individuals whose position needs to be regularised, they'll support it".And rightly.

Anne Savan of Reading University found that playing Mozart orchestral compositions helped her restless, special-needs students; their pulse rate lowered, their breathing was regularised and their concentration improved.

I certainly would have asked the union to send a document, send a contract, so that the employment could be regularised.

Why not simply announce on 18 December, International Migrants' Day, that all undocumented migrants in Britain on that day will be regularised?