Sentence examples for hardship work from inspiring English sources
New Jersey prohibits plea bargaining in DUI cases unless the prosecutor believes there is insufficient evidence to prove the case, and New Jersey does not offer hardship (work) licenses for people convicted of DUI.
Universal basic income is the idea that every person should be given enough money to cover their basic needs, regardless of financial hardship, work ethic, or anything else -- no strings attached.
At a time of hardship, working on a vegetable patch is preferable.
He calls himself a real Detroiter who knows his way around hardship, worked two jobs for much of his life and still lives in the heart of the city.
Once upon a time, the Republican Party had Lincoln and when you've got Lincoln you've got a tall bucket of noble, silently enduring hardship, working his way through war and coming out the moral victor.
Once upon a time, the Republican Party had Lincoln, and when you've got Lincoln you've got a tall bucket of noble, silently enduring hardship, working his way through war and coming out the moral victor.
Even though they did the same work as their white counterparts, they were segregated to an outside office and endured significant hardships working under Virginia's Jim Crow laws.
This report highlights an important fact often overlooked by many in our society: Latinas workers are among the most exploited segment of our labor force; both documented and undocumented face tremendous hardships working in our country.
In that recent comedy, a recent college graduate is forced by economic hardship to work at a suburban amusement park.
Freed from financial hardship, excessive work and the constant fear of job and housing insecurity, the individual can prosper and fulfil her or his potential.
The group created the sweepstakes to rally interest in a universal basic income the idea that every person should be given enough money to cover their basic needs, regardless of financial hardship or work ethic or anything else, with no strings attached.
