Sentence examples for defending job from inspiring English sources
Representing both unskilled and skilled workers in large establishments, western European industrial unions were never committed to defending job demarcations among skilled and between skilled and unskilled workers.
"Leave it to President Obama to nominate a man for this so-called defending job who helped Karl Marx and those, and who doesn't even write his books in a language that the people of India understand, that his incredible American soldiers, including some illegal immigrants, can speak," said the former vice-presidential candidate.
For Mr. Heisbourg, "Both were wrong on China, portraying it as an adversary, but each got the message across about defending jobs in Ohio".
Yet much of that growth has benefited districts of lawmakers torn between taming the deficit and defending jobs and businesses back home.
But to defend job insecurity as the main incentive to scientific advancement is offensive.
After all, we don't "wait for the revolution" before taking action to defend jobs, do we?
Since it depends heavily on government loans to launch new designs, the politicians have a powerful weapon with which to defend jobs in their country.
"One of the outcomes of today's meeting is that our members are prepared to take strike action to defend jobs and to defend members at risk as and when they have to," she says.
In an interview with the Guardian, NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said union representatives made it clear at a meeting on Wednesday that they were prepared to "take strike action to defend jobs and to defend members at risk".
Trade barriers aiming to defend jobs may deepen the global recession if they make it harder for other countries to sell their goods abroad, as happened when nations closed their markets in the Depression.
Criticising teachers and other workers taking strike action to defend jobs, services and pensions alienates core Labour supporters in their hundreds of thousands and is a political suicide mission.
