Sentence examples for harms working from inspiring English sources

Nearly two-thirds of survey respondents think that the UK system for assessing research harms working conditions and career development, and creates unreasonable expectations, finds a poll.

They also warn of "militants in both wings of our party who are determined to carry out a civil war against each other, whether it harms working people or not", and say a unifying leader was the only solution.

Second, indisputable evidence shows that the pay gap exists and that it harms working families.

Other neighbors said they believed Mr. Harms worked as a welder at an auto body shop in the nearby town of Lakewood.

Of course, this understanding should not keep us from working to reduce the harms worked by the system on individual lives and communities, for instance by advancing the recommendations of this report.

Speaking of the latest case, he said, "These are subsidies that directly harm working men and women on the assembly lines in Ohio and Michigan and across the Midwest".

But Trump's Navarro playing an expert on tariffs is deadly serious because it will anger allies and harm working class Americans.

"These are subsidies that directly harm working men and women on the assembly lines in Ohio and Michigan and across the Midwest," Mr. Obama said at rally in a hillside park here.

But he said that closing the UK off from the world would "harm working people".

Repealing the Affordable Care Act will harm working people, low wage workers, children, and rural Americans.

A proposed charter amendment slated for Cincinnati's ballot this November would break its pension promises to city workers, harming working families and the city economy.