Sentence examples for demands to work from inspiring English sources
He left his job at Radio 1 in 1997 after his demands to work a four-day week were refused.
Uppity women and their demands to work, travel and use contraception without their husbands' permission will lead to the "complete disintegration of society".
Were the coordination demands to work as a team low or high, infrequent or frequent?
Demand to work longer is growing.
Of course, an exchange needs supply and demand to work, and the exchanges are not huge now.
Henry Rubio, the school's principal, said Ms. Coy-Bailey routinely demanded to work with the "most impossible kids," whom teachers had given up on.
Off-the-record conversations with some of its broadcast partners reveal that the UFC has a reputation for being notoriously demanding to work with.
Brailsford has a reputation as a manager who is demanding to work with, who shakes up his colleagues, and who likes creative tension.
Of course it is difficult for employers to match the demand to work nine to five and yet also to be served on a 24-hour basis, cheaply and effectively by someone, not them.
Some may find the young (and not so young) thrusters who run funds too demanding to work for, especially if they have not realised big gains after five years.
