Sentence examples for committed jobs from inspiring English sources

Romney still hasn't figured out a way to effectively move the conversation surrounding his biography from out-of-touch aristocrat to committed jobs creator.

Reforms enacted in 2013 to strip pensions from public employees who commit job-related felonies will have little effect, if any, on the roughly $328,000 annual benefit owed to Baca, who pleaded guilty this week to lying to federal officials investigating corruption and brutality by deputies at the Los Angeles County jail.

In the 1980s we marched for jobs, we rallied for jobs, we petitioned for jobs, but because we were not in power we couldn't create jobs without a government committed to jobs.

I'm committed to job and that's all you need to know".

The process is half as long for agricultural workers who commit to jobs in the fields and adults who were brought to the country as minors but serve in the military or attend college.

Bullied employees also were more likely to report job stress and be less committed to their jobs.

"There are soldiers and policemen who are not obeying their commanders," he said, "but the Taliban are committed to their jobs".

That, law enforcement officials say, suggests that about one-third of gym crimes were inside jobs committed by fitness club members.

He said the university -- which was already committed to expanding jobs as well as helping with health care and other social issues -- wanted a partnership with Harlem.

But to put any of this into effect, Obama will need a Congress that's committed to better jobs and wages for all Americans.

As the baby boomers have aged, he argues, productivity has improved, because older workers have more experience than younger ones and are more committed to their jobs.