Sentence examples for eliminating work from inspiring English sources

Anthony P. Coles, a deputy mayor under Rudolph W. Giuliani, applauded the idea of eliminating work rules.

The store closings and delayed openings are expected to ripple through the economy, depriving many communities of sales tax revenue and eliminating work for commercial construction companies.

They argue that along with eliminating work opportunities by requiring employers to verify the reported immigration status of new hires, Congress should also prohibit illegal immigrants from opening bank accounts, or even obtaining library cards.

Mac Donald added a final thought: "I am confident that de Blasio will gut welfare reform — eliminating work requirements, any remaining anti-fraud requirements, and pay for performance among service providers.

He told me that he didn't like the idea of eliminating work categories, or of adding a new one, as Harris and Krueger suggest: you'd lose many of the hard-won benefits included with W-2 employment, he said, either in the compromise to a single category or because current W-2 companies would find ways to slide into the new classification.

His fear that the president might act has led him to relentlessly strip away every possible discretionary action except that of declining to put people in immigration proceedings (and even that he attempted to curtail by suspending formal deferred action authority and eliminating work authorization in the case of deferrals).

Others argue that nothing is to be gained by eliminating works created through means we now abhor, as long as governments fight forcefully to end wildlife poaching now.

For now, Toyota is not planning to cut permanent jobs, although it has eliminated work for some temporary employees.

In its opening gambit, the administration put forward an eight-page contract that would eliminate work rules and other provisions that for more than 40 years have given teachers a large say in how the city schools are run.

But what if robots eliminated work entirely, asks Ryan Avent: "Just as a lottery check does not free the winner from the shackles of the human condition, all-purpose machine intelligence will not magically allow us all to get along.

Chrysler just announced that it would make even deeper cuts in its workforce and eliminate work shifts at several factories.