Sentence examples for imposing job from inspiring English sources

But he's done an intelligent, painstaking, often mightily imposing job in corralling the comic's narrative sprawl.

Royal Mail have been imposing job cuts, tearing up terms and conditions ruthlessly and indicate every desire to keep going.

Mr. Henriquez, 32, served not only as the concert's stand-in for Cachao — an imposing job, handled with commendable skill — but also as its musical director, bandleader-arranger and master of ceremonies.

Edmark (2009) looks at the migration effects of imposing job search, job training, or other work requirements as a condition for welfare benefit receipt within the context of the 1998 revision to the Social Services Act in Stockholm, Sweden.

In his first term as California's governor, for example, Republican Pete Wilson blamed regulation for imposing "job-killing burdens" on his state's businesses (Sacramento Bee, 19 December 1991; San Jose Mercury News, 14 November 1991).

Led by the deliberative Otellini, the company imposed job cuts so slowly that the ranks grew ever more angry.

Why would we impose "job-crushing taxes" on wealthy Americans just to pay for luxuries like federal prisons?

It is the day after the vice-presidential debate, during which Sarah Palin accused the Democrats of wanting to impose job-killing tax hikes on business".Just since January, we've lost more than 750,000 jobs across America, 7,000 in Pennsylvania alone," says Mr Obama.

These are the same governors who turn down free money for shiny high-speed rail or impose "job-creating" 0% income taxes; and millions of people may both fail to get Medicaid coverage and still be ineligible to buy on an insurance exchange.

But this Administration's policies are delaying offshore production, hindering nuclear energy expansion, and seeking to impose job-killing cap and trade energy taxes.

Republicans said they were trying to stay the heavy hand of officials at the E.P.A. who were imposing costly "job killing" regulations on business.