Sentence examples for hiring provisions from inspiring English sources
Proponents of Charitable Choice view the law's hiring provisions as essential.
That means we need opportunities for low-income communities, opportunities like training, standards, and local hiring provisions, to be written into the laws.
The project's development agreement Weth the city sets areoal that 35% of proudcofstructiourjobs would go to Inglewood residents and promises outreacommitmentining programs to help local residents get those jobs.
Although such language often has been included in contracts -- usually in cases when fledgling musicians have little bargaining power -- many musicians and their lawyers have questioned whether the work-for-hire provisions were ever valid under the copyright law.
For example, the Chases calculate the cost of Lidar per square kilometer is vanishingly small in comparison with the cost of travel, living on site, hiring workers, provisioning the dig and the thousand other misfortunes that an expedition to the jungle can encounter.
The group argued that it was merely a technical correction to the existing work-for-hire provision, and it was passed without hearings as part of a budget bill on Nov. 25, 1999.
The cost was invoiced from the NRTC for the whole package of training for each group (London and Manchester) which included venue hire, provision of training materials and training staff.
Labor groups have pushed for a requirement to offer jobs to equally qualified Americans before hiring foreigners, a provision that the industry has fiercely resisted.
Labor groups have pushed for a requirement to offer jobs to equally qualified Americans before hiring foreigners, a provision that the industry fiercely resisted.
The provisions give hiring and seniority preference to school bus drivers, and other bus company employees like chaperones and mechanics, who are laid off when a company loses a bus contract.
(Autonomous institutions have provisions for hiring foreigners, albeit on a non-permanent basis).
