Sentence examples for demanded time off from inspiring English sources
Last year, the Somalis here demanded time off for the Ramadan ceremony.
This discourages firms from hiring young women who might suddenly demand time off to look after a baby.
And as more career-minded women have had children, they have become powerful enough to demand time off from their employers.
Further, women are pushed aside regularly when they make their family priorities known or demand time off after having a child (and don't kid yourself -- this is a form discrimination to be sidelined for prioritizing time off for child bearing).
It's equally unfair to demand that she take time off from a job she must love to validate our experience as it would be for her to demand that we work non-stop through early parenthood because she can fit her work and life together on her terms.
During designated periods, even some periods of high work demand, employees were required to take time off.
This supports the idea that workers in lower socioeconomic status have a higher dependence on WC benefits for lost wages due to missing work days, or that those with heavier work demands are more likely to need time off work due to low back pain.
"People I'm closest to are going to demand I take some time off, but I tried that already," Meyer said.
For a player in his mid-30s, the year-round workload proved too much, particularly when no one — not Beckham, his coaches, his management or team executives — demanded that he take some time off to rest.
