Sentence examples for freed workers from inspiring English sources
Two days after the escape, F.B.I. agents interviewed the freed workers.
This in turn boosted population growth and freed workers from the land, allowing for the development of specialised urban trades.Ancient capitalism was a distant varietal.
High rates of foreclosure in bubble states have freed workers to leave for more promising markets, including the once too-expensive cities from which such migrants previously fled.
Mr. Jaskolski, 46, views the increasing use of vulgar language in the workplace as the ugly side of the casual movement that that has freed workers from suits and ties.
In "To Marry an English Lord" Ms. Wallace and Ms. MacColl (who married an Englishman, though not a lord) write that in the 1860s "a whole new group of people began making money in industry — in armaments, in railroads, in preserved meats to feed the soldiers, in harvesters that freed workers from the fields.
Some freed workers have even been helped to set up their own brick kilns.The Freedom Fund is now piloting a "hotspot" strategy that seeks to show how bonded labour can be eradicated from entire districts by helping the most effective NGOs to work together.
Universal insurance coverage would free workers to move to their most productive job or to start a business.
The orthodoxy that automation will free workers to perform more valuable tasks no longer holds, he said.
Others are optimistic that robots will free workers from mundane tasks and allow them to concentrate on higher-level creative and strategic work.
TARGET-DATE funds have been sold as a kind of autopilot for 401(k) plans, freeing workers from ever having to look at their retirement accounts.
That transformation spurred productivity, and, in turn, growth, in numerous ways, for instance by freeing workers from some repetitive tasks and jobs.
