Sentence examples for forced apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Teldaru, a psychopath with great power and the appearance of a hero, chains Nola into a forced apprenticeship -- and a relationship that is so deeply intimate and detailed that it becomes the core of the novel.

Republicans had eliminated all the 1860 amendments authorizing the forced apprenticeship of American Indians.

All 18- to 21-year-olds who fail to find employment or training for six months will be barred from claiming jobseeker's allowance under a Tory government and will instead be forced to undertake an apprenticeship or community work.

In the documentary "Doin' It in the Park: Pick-Up Basketball, NYC," made by Robert (Bobbito) García and Kevin Couliau, an old-timer in Harlem recalls seeing the local playground courts so crowded with serious players that the kids were forced into a kind of apprenticeship, in which they would shoot hoops into a garbage can off to the side.

Lord Jones believes unruly pupils would be better off getting jobs and starting apprenticeships than being forced to stay in the classroom.

That revelation forced the government to promise all future apprenticeships for 16 to 18 year-olds must last a year – but not for 19 to 24 year-olds.

"Businesses forced to pay huge sums to fund apprenticeships are planning to replace some of their graduates with apprentices to recoup their investment.

Claimants who fail to find a job or an apprenticeship after six months will be forced to perform community work.

And I'd personally like to thank the Army for stepping in at the last minute and promise I will create apprenticeship schemes for any ex-servicemen we are forced to make redundant.

During his apprenticeship years as a survivor in Breslau, Latte was forced to learn two things: how to hide his identity and lie convincingly and how to reveal himself.

Financial conditions forced him to remove Grover from school into a two-year mercantile apprenticeship in Fayetteville.