Sentence examples for exercise employment from inspiring English sources

In analyzing the results of observational studies, scientists make statistical adjustments to adjust for the potential confounding factors that they can measure — age, alcohol consumption, exercise, employment, and the like.

The study results suggest that violence against female health workers in Rwandan health workplaces may come about from a "category bias" [ 28] in which violence against female health workers is but one component of the wider problem of gender discrimination that denies women the opportunity to exercise employment rights and economic freedoms based on their biological and social roles.

Exercise, exercise, exercise.

Attend a Pre-Employment Preparation Program which is an event that will demonstrate to applicants the required exercises needed in the physical qualification test.

Therefore, for the robustness exercises I consider two alternative definitions with alternative thresholds for the annual growth rate (in terms of both productivity GBL and employment LBG—).

Consider self-employment.

Such a restriction on the right to sue for a want of care in the exercise of employments or the transaction of business, is plainly necessary to restrain the remedy from being pushed to an impracticable extreme.

Unison has applied for a judicial review on the introduction of tribunal fees, partly on the basis that other first-tier tribunals in the UK do not require issue fees and that it will prevent people from exercising their employment rights.

To evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of the data there is a need to systematically carry out validation exercises, ideally through the employment of capture-recapture statistics.

"Look at the new businesses being created under our watch!" proclaim the Tories, hailing booming levels of self-employment as an exercise in job creation.

The Institute has thereby accepted the principle of collective determination of wages, hours, and conditions of employment, to be exercised in accordance with the principles set forth in the bilateral, contractual agreements to which the Institute is a party.