Sentence examples for entry into occupations from inspiring English sources

States regulate the price of services, entry into occupations, and the products and processes of businesses.

"The standard of review is so favorably tilted to the government that legitimate occupations are foreclosed — or entry into the occupations is so heavily conditioned — that they basically become cartels or monopolies protected by government edict," he said.

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Is the Ninth Amendment pertinent to, say, the right to earn a living free from unreasonable licensure requirements or other barriers to entry into an occupation?

Any group that restricts entry into its occupation can keep its labour relatively scarce and thereby support the rate of pay that that kind of labour commands.

Entry into an occupation generally imposes certain monetary costs; there may also be subjective costs, for example, in the effort of concentration required by preparation for examinations.

The British victory in that battle paved the way for their eventual entry into and occupation of the city of Philadelphia.

"Even men who in their lives have demonstrated support for women's equality may display negative feelings about women's entry into traditional masculine occupations or about women's changes in roles," Mr. Astrachan said.

This is due in part to increased access to education for females (Arabsheibani et al. 2003; Garcia et al. 2009) and female entry into traditionally male occupations (Madalozzo 2009).

Under the guise of reducing regulation, Arizona has transformed a fairly low paying occupation with low barriers to entry into a job that requires a significant investment of time and money to acquire.

The consequence is the likelihood of a raised skills and education bar for entry into many professions and occupations," the report said.