Sentence examples for enforced work from inspiring English sources

Unless, that is, you are naturally idle, and then the worst thing about employment, apart from the lack of benefits, is enforced work.

A more strictly enforced work permit system that would prevent Premier League sides from having more than two non-EU players.

For instance, a scene of slave-owners and their Northern guests amiably passing by cotton fields while slaves toil in the background presents, as if in a documentary, the obvious connection between the white Southerners' gracious ways and the hard, enforced work of slaves that makes it possible.

There are few jobs, only enforced work-for-the-dole, and with up to 18 islanders living in every two-bedroom house, most spend their days sitting on the porch, waiting for their heads to clear and the club to open its doors again.

"They are becoming more systematic in enforcing work standards.

"It's a coalition between Democrats willing to enforce work and Republicans willing to spend money," he says.

After the Howard government won control of both houses of parliament, Australia learnt of Howard's intention to privatise the corporation – in the same way we learnt of the Coalition's intention to enforce Work Choices six weeks after the election; there was no disclosure before the 2004 election.

Like a lot of unions, Actors Equityy is more interested in enforcing work rules than in expanding employment opportunities.

It is of fundamental importance to refine and update relevant explosion prevention regulations, and strictly enforce work safety standards, in order to reduce industrial accidents and causalities.

In many states, occupational exposures resulting in depressed cholinesterase levels are reportable conditions and are useful for monitoring regulatory compliance, enforcing work rules, managing disease cases, and identifying risk factors (Calvert et al. 2004).

Strictly enforcing work time is the only way to establish studying as a consistent routine for your children.