Sentence examples for gain a work from inspiring English sources

The Canadian initially joined Blackburn as a 13-year-old but spent time playing in Germany in order to gain a work permit.

Players from outside the EEA must satisfy strict criteria to gain a work permit, like playing in 60% of international matches.

The club were successful in their appeal to gain a work permit for Lee earlier in the month and he has now sealed a move to the Championship side.

"Why should our clubs find it difficult to gain a work permit for a highly talented Moroccan or Nigerian but a Belgian of only average talent is made an easy option.

The Times notes that "Several weeks later he returned and managed to gain a work visa, helped by a Met employee who had flown to Berlin.

That bureaucracy and its operation were the model for the Artha-shastra ("The Science of Material Gain"), a work of political economy similar in tone and scope to Niccolò Machiavelli's The Prince.

There are five hundred and seventy-seven deputies in the French National Assembly; to gain a working majority, you need two hundred and eighty-nine.

And it takes time to gain a working familiarity with medieval handwriting, not to mention an understanding of Latin.

Participants will also gain a working knowledge of cutting edge tools to be used in the pursuit of new opportunities.

Laboratory research allows you to gain a working knowledge of experimental design, data evaluation, and scientific presentation.

Companies should ensure that emerging leaders gain a working knowledge of several aspects of the business and have the opportunity to test their strength in each area.