Sentence examples for gave newly from inspiring English sources
The previous agreement with the Canadian union gave newly hired workers 70 percent of full pay and moved them up to the higher rate after just six years.
Mr. Giuliani's poll numbers did not fall off the table, but the news gave newly wary voters another reason to reconsider him.
Because the Germans destroyed much of the camp's files and evidence and often gave newly arrived prisoners the camp numbers of those who had already been killed, the exact death toll of the Mauthausen-Gusen complex is impossible to calculate.
Community midwives gave newly pregnant women cards to send for further details.
Pilot schemes to give newly qualified social workers high-quality supervision and protected time for further training during their first year of practice.
It slowed them down -- giving newly literal meaning to titles like "You Keep Me Hanging On" -- and filled the new spaces with sweeping organ chords and desolate vocals.
In exchange, they are given newly minted bitcoin.Chaining blocks together sequentially prevents anyone spending the same bitcoin twice, a bane of previous digital currencies.
Idaho last year did away with tenure entirely by passing a law giving newly hired teachers no expectation of a contract renewal from one year to the next.
But the two presidents are overshadowing the process by giving newly candid, newly bracing glimpses into how much they apparently dislike each other, which also frames how their would-be successors see each other and sell themselves.
The outgoing House of Representatives speaker, Anna Burke, has given newly elected parliamentarians a candid window onto their new professional world – and urged them to take time for themselves and prioritise their personal wellbeing.
When subway and bus workers in Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union went on strike in December 2005, the union president, Roger Toussaint, rejected changes that would give newly hired workers less generous pensions than those of current employees.
