Sentence examples for employment enabled from inspiring English sources

Regular employment enabled Klee to travel during the vacations and he took the opportunity visit Italy five times between 1924 and 1932.

His three decades of city employment enabled him to buy a four-bedroom Rancho Cucamonga home and provide for five children.

Sessional employment enabled pharmacists to provide inpatient services, in-service education, medication advisory support, pharmaceutical distribution support, and dispensing services.

And I would also like to see the introduction of a conscience clause in journalists' contracts of employment, enabling them to refuse any assignments they considered unethical or – horrors – illegal and giving them recourse to the authority if disciplined for their action.

The combination is expected to empower employees and managers to effectively manage careers throughout their entire employment, enable organizations to retain talent and optimize costs, and improve the employee experience through faster on boarding and better collaboration with team members via social media.

Supported employment enables individuals with autism to secure and maintain a paid job in a regular work environment.

Since self-employment enables workshop discipline, I have used self-employment as an indication of the Cultural Factor, i.e., as the empirical proxy of the Cultural Factor.

We explore the women's response to the flexible employment patterns enabled by part-time working in this context and their view of the development opportunities they have experienced.

A number of biochemical, genetic and molecular biology methods have been developed for H. volcanii [ 12, 13], and their successful employment has enabled the identification of key factors involved in several crucial cellular functions, including the components of the two predominant protein transport systems [ 14, 15] and the proteasome [ 16].

By the end of the 1990s, 720 of every 1000 enrolled medical students finished their training, and of 1000 doctors available in the labor market, only 58% found paid employment that enabled them to practise the skills obtained during their training.

Working people need employment that enables their families to afford to live in this country.