Sentence examples for elimination of work from inspiring English sources

In fact, he quickly pushed to broaden the plan, calling for the elimination of work rules systemwide.

The coating microhardness decreases with increasing particle preheating temperature due to the elimination of work hardening by thermal softening.

Results show that the microhardness of the coatings deposited using preheated particles decreased due to the elimination of work hardening after coating deposition.

Elimination of work of breathing can reduce systemic oxygen consumption and demands, with reversal of anaerobic metabolism and oxygen debt in shock.

Perhaps loudest of all, Anti-Parks Caucus members decry the economic losses from what they perceive as the elimination of working land--in the West that debate has centered on grazing rights and other uses.

Henry and his successor son Edward VI "pushed through a series of reforms geared toward eliminations of works of art in churches and in private homes because this promoted idolatry," says Steel.

Early in November the company announced over 10,000 additional layoffs with the elimination of some work shifts at several plants.

Note that flow synchrony does not mean the elimination of the work of breathing.

Mr. Edwards, though saying he did not deserve to be compared to Kennedy, whom he described as his political hero, nonetheless sought to link his campaign's central theme, the elimination of poverty, to work that Kennedy championed.

Some might argue that the elimination of "right to work" laws would remove an employer's right to terminate an employee.

As presented in Figure  4A, 6-4 PP were eliminated with equal kinetics in both USP1-proficient and -deficient cells, meaning that the DNA repair pathways involved in the elimination of this lesion work normally in the absence of USP1.