Sentence examples for designated work from inspiring English sources

You'll find that you feel far more focused if you have a designated work space.

Several financial firms — especially those with broker-dealer operations — have taken it upon themselves to record conversations on designated work lines.

No doubt government advisers will roll their eyes, but 50 years ago they would have rolled their eyes at the notion that cleaning the ring out of the bath was worthy of being designated work.

It is extended to other conditions, such as doing designated work or undergoing some treatment, including sterilisation, the idea being to induce people to behave in ways deemed good for them.

But in 2008, when the company moved into a space without designated work stations and employees were told to work "anywhere, any time," she gradually went back to full time.

"It's kind of an edgy point right at the end of the designated work week, and I'll try to play quite a bit of music that's new and stimulating, mixed with very old classics from the blues and jazz masters of the 1920s through 50s that are a little more moody.

People do not really care whether these people are technically designated work-permit holders, legal immigrants or asylum seekers.

The evening began with 14 of Duchamp's ready-mades, as the artist called existing objects that he designated works of art.

If Duchamp's signed urinals and snow shovels and bicycle wheels redefined art as whatever somebody designates as art, Levine absurdly extended the world of objects that are potential Readymades to include already designated works of art.

In other words, Emerson was the designated work-life champion (see first point above).

FCTC rules stipulate that COP meets in regular sessions biennially and that further work happens in regional meetings and designated working groups between COP meetings [ 95].