Sentence examples for grant work from inspiring English sources

But he said the decision to grant work permits was distressing.

The government has also agreed to grant work visas to Syrians living in Turkey.

Mr. Obama's program, which began Wednesday, will grant work permits to immigrants who are 30 years or younger and meet program requirements.

For one, "art professionals can find it surprisingly difficult to describe the visual elements of a picture," said Ms. Trant, who is managing the grant work.

Responding to the investigation, the industry's Irish Fish Producers Organisationn (IFPO) urged the Irish government to grant work permits to migrants from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to tackle crew shortages.

On November 20 Obama once again employed an executive order in an attempt to overcome legislative gridlock when he announced reform of U.S. immigration policy that would grant work permits and temporary legal status to more than four million illegal immigrants.

The bill would give the state corrections commissioner the authority to grant work-release on a case-by-case basis to victims of domestic violence, including men who have been battered.

The two houses also passed a bill that would allow the state's Department of Correction to grant work-release to women convicted of killing their spouses or boyfriends, provided that the woman can show that they were being abused by the person they killed.

The FA estimates that a third of the players granted work permits under the old rules would not pass now.

Asylum seekers are neither entitled to material assistance nor granted work permits, leaving them at the mercies of provincial authorities and driven to work illegally.

Officials said that in the wake of the new federal rules, there were questions about whether the state would treat the newly granted work permits the same way.