Sentence examples for electing to work from inspiring English sources

This would not be so troubling if people were electing to work fewer hours.

The surgery also found that its out of hours urgent care centre was left short-staffed because doctors were electing to work at the practice at weekends instead.

Yet the makers' charity and sobriety are undimmed, and they have surrendered none of their purpose in electing to work, for the first time, with a star of high rank.

Most importantly, drivers choose to work for rideshare companies as opposed to electing to work as a taxi in the same way that riders choose Uber over taxis.

In addition, the names of students electing to work on any part of their project beyond the conclusion of the entire course, into the next semester or summer, was tracked by recording requests for assistance from one of the instructors, which was necessary for continuing the work.

Despite a small increase in the number of health professionals being trained in the country and electing to work in the public sector, most medical graduates specialize, enter the private sector, or emigrate [ 52].

"The American people sent a message, one that they've sent for several elections now: They expect the people they elect to work as hard as they do," he said Wednesday.

Cutler, who played at Vanderbilt, elected to work out Sunday at the combine.

Torn between cold Vulcan logic and warm human emotion, he elects to work on Earth.

In contrast, Mitt Romney has promised if elected to work to repeal Obamacare — and any American who made a bad health care decision would continue to suffer.

The 68-year-old judge is technically on "senior status" in the federal district court, meaning he can elect to work reduced hours.