In this hospitable setting, works by 80 of the arts council's members have adequate, if not ample, space.
New York would do well to revitalize (and glamorize) old-school labor; the city should feel more hospitable to working people than it looks.
Their dismay is heightened by the fact that they hoped Ms. Mayer, who became chief executive at 37 while pregnant with her first child, would make the business world more hospitable for working parents.
Their dismay is heightened because they hoped Marissa Mayer, who became Yahoo's chief executive at 37 while pregnant with her first child, would make the business world more hospitable for working parents.
As for the green city of the future that she and Mayor Bloomberg extol, it will have far fewer places hospitable to working people than exists even now.
The time we're in now isn't more hospitable to a work stoppage or a better deal.
Even in its so-called Golden Age, Broadway was never all that hospitable to experimental works.
"If the governor forced the discussion about actually aggressively going back and redoing the tax code with a complete overhaul, that'd be extremely helpful, especially in creating a more hospitable environment for working families and the real job creators," the senator, Gregory R. Ball of Putnam County, said.
The teams also find night work more hospitable because of a condition they succinctly but delicately refer to as "low flow".
The rise in gay-related incidents comes despite a Pentagon strategy to clarify its "don't ask, don't tell" policy throughout the armed services and to make work conditions hospitable for gays who keep their sexuality private.
