Sentence examples for entering to work from inspiring English sources

At the same time, most cities have a high percentage of people entering to work each day who do not pay taxes there and often are not represented by the city government as they cannot vote locally.

Nevertheless, it is reassuring that the proportion of the sample who were UAE nationals in this study (22%) lies between the 2005 census data for the 0- to 4-year-old population (38%) [ 15] and the 2010 estimate for the whole population (11%) [ 16], which one would expect as only a small proportion of the people recently entering to work in the UAE are likely to have families with young children.

In addition, the current focus of the UK Port of Arrival Scheme on tuberculosis screening among new asylum seekers misses the increasing numbers of incoming migrants from resource-poor countries entering to work and study, who may also be at increased risk [ 1].

To the Israeli guards at Erez, where Palestinians are searched and cleared before entering Israel to work, Rayashi appeared to be a frail woman with a limp.

About 92,000 legally enter Israel to work each day, with another estimated 5,000 coming in illegally.

Many have entered legally to work in construction, agriculture and domestic jobs, but have outstayed their visas.

Most days, Palestinians wait for hours to leave or enter Nablus to work, study or go to the hospital.

Because of restriction imposed during the current violence, most Palestinian lawyers cannot enter Israel to work in the courts.

Under new regulations in Britain, Muslim imams and other "ministers of religion" wishing to enter Britain to work must show a basic command of English.

Some of the thousands of Palestinians who once entered Israel to work every day may also be allowed to travel again.

"I am ready to open closures, to pull out the tanks" and to let "tens of thousands of Palestinians" enter Israel to work, he said.