On Ginsborg's account, however, the (primitive) normative attitudes required for genuinely meaningful use of linguistic expressions do not determine semantic correctness conditions for these expressions –– that job is to be done by the speaker's basic dispositions to use them.
They are focused on ending discrimination and violence on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression in jobs, schools, and in access to health.
It is a pleasure to remember that it is not a form of abandonment but an expression of a job well done — and is something to keep in mind as we move back into the center of our own lives, in ways that will make our children proud.
The name "milkround" comes from the expression for a job fair, or interviews held on campus by companies intent on recruiting university graduates early.
Expressions like "the job of her dreams" may actually have as much to do with reality as with dreaming.
You know the expression, "Dress for the job you want, not the job you have"?
She moves the subject right along and puts the question in a more specific form, saying: "What kind of job will you look for?" My expression sours.
Regime change is an easy expression for a difficult job.
As it happens, thanks to the value American law places on religious expression, proselytizing on the job is perfectly legal, even in a government workplace, even when it's the boss who is doing the pushing.
Within these parameters, Cameron can declare that the result is a clear public instruction to finish the job, an expression of electoral impatience rather than an outright sacking.
