Sentence examples for granting of work from inspiring English sources

Third, there are echoes of a political backlash, particularly in America, over the granting of work permits to Indian engineers and of outsourcing jobs more generally.

The population increased from 435,000 to 544,000 between 2001 and 2010, largely through the granting of work visas.

This is because the rules regarding the granting of work permits to players from outside the European Union were fundamentally changing.

Newcastle have signed the DR Congo defender Chancel Mbemba from Anderlecht for around £8m, subject to the granting of a work permit.

And now Manchester United have agreed terms to sign Kagawa, subject to the granting of a work permit later in June.

Economists as well as investors generally like Mr Sisi's realistic appraisal of Egypt's dire economic straits, but are wary of his populist, statist remedies, including the granting of giant public-works projects to the army.

However, there is a possibility opening up through dialogue on the granting of a specified number of work permits to Syrian teachers, leading to salaried remuneration on the Turkish system scales.

One of these restrictions include the need to acquire a work and a residency permit in order to become legal immigrants, along with the granting of 1-year permits to work in a particular activity and geographic location.

Officials at the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services, or B.C.I.S., a division of the Department of Homeland Security that oversees the granting of L-1 and other work visas, say the bureau is conducting an assessment of the L-1 visa to determine whether there is misuse.

Mary Kevlin, a copyright and trademark specialist at the law firm of Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman in New York, said that yoga sequences might receive the kind of copyright protection granted works of choreography.

For ten years, I lived in countries shaped by authoritarianism Egypt, Iraq, China and I don't for a moment take for granted the work of defending against the temptations toward autocracy.