Sentence examples for demands for work from inspiring English sources

The subway so neatly meets New Yorkers' insatiable demands for work, entertainment and efficiency that I can't help but wonder if I've been thinking about it all wrong.

Provide him with a minimum subsidy of Coke and pizza, and then remove all demands for work and all parental supervision.

But prosecutors said that Mr. Seminerio had abused his office for a decade, soliciting a stream of payments, exerting his influence to benefit clients and sometimes threatening people or organizations who resisted his demands for work from them.

In 1930, when the unemployment rate was at about today's level, in cities across the country the first rallies of the unemployed began with demands for work and relief.

At the same time, the program would provide an appropriate instrument for handling the rapidly growing demands for work in this field.

The simple running model agrees (figure 2): at Fr = 1, the duty factor that minimizes the mass of activated muscle increases with decreasing size; as predicted from the scaling arguments, the muscular demands for work become proportionally reduced at smaller sizes.

Through the movement triggered by his death, Korean labour law was reformed and Chun's demands for working conditions were realised.

So companies that fare well on the Just 100 list are attempting to rebuild workers' loyalty, 21st-century-style: not with no-layoff guarantees but with fair pay, bonuses, stock options, new benefits (think paid family leave, sabbaticals and student-loan repayments) and programs designed to fulfill Millennial demands for work-life balance, inclusive workplaces and professional growth.

The action climaxed a bitter, month-long standoff between the money-losing tabloid and its unions, which have been without a contract for six months as they have resisted the News' demands for work-rule changes and wage cuts worth at least $50 million a year.

There was significant pressure in this respect by the Central Committee of the Communist Party, that in 1926 , 1927 and 1928, required a student body composition "of worker and peasant origins", and several demands for "working class" elements.

The World Bank authors showed that the scheme met only 43% of the demand for work that year.