Sentence examples for definition of working from inspiring English sources
Mary Ramniceanu New York, Aug. 5, 2007 To the Editor: The use of the term "working-class millionaires" in your article comports with no definition of working class that I'm aware of, and seems wholly inappropriate to refer to these salaried, high-net-worth individuals.
[The new definition of working class is having a screen too big for the living room].
The very definition of working memory is your ability to learn, your potential; it doesn't measure what you have learned.
Such errors could easily throw a projection out by a few years.Also worth bearing in mind is the definition of working age.
More troubling, Mr Obama's definition of "working" doesn't quite work.Healthcare.gov seems to be working better for consumers, relatively, but it is not clear that it works for insurers (in which case it doesn't work for consumers either, as they are trying to buy insurance).
(According to the National Transfer Accounts pioneered by Ronald Lee and Andrew Mason, 60 is the age at which the average Chinese earns less than he consumes, becoming, in effect, a dependant).But it's interesting that the NBS chose to rejig the definition of working age for this press conference.
The activity rate is slightly lower (65percentnt) probably due to the different definitions of working status between LFS and ISMU.
I think work-life balance is definitely attainable, but every individual's definition of work-life balance is different.
Whether the new rules will work in a broader sense, though, rather depends on your definition of "work".
In its report, the UNDP uses a broad definition of work, which includes unpaid care, creative expressions like writing and painting, and voluntary work.
