Sentence examples for interning of from inspiring English sources

We experience fresh indignation over the mass interning of California's Japanese population.

This is one of those times that test our values, a bit like the shameful interning of Japanese-Americans during World War II, or the disgraceful refusal to accept Jewish refugees from Nazi Europe.

HOFFMANN: Department II of the Reich Security Main Office dealt with administrative and economic questions as well as-from the beginning until, I believe, 1944-with questions of passports and the interning of foreigners, and I believe with the judiciary.

Now they are looking for interns of their own, offering £16,000 for three-year placements.

Hannah Steinhardt, a sophomore at Barnard College in New York City, is a former intern of The Choice.

The survey goes on to claim a median weekly salary for interns of around £300.

Intern of the Year award winner Be a fearless intern As an intern, don't be afraid to put forward new ideas.

• In spring of 2006, at the end of his academic year, Dr. Gregorius was chosen intern of the year.

Plenty of internships that violate employment law might still benefit the intern, of course, by giving her an inside track in a competitive field.

They're more akin to the publicists and interns of "The Hills" and "The City," except that some of them appear to have actual jobs.

In Italy a labour-market reform passed in 2012 mandated pay for interns of at least €300 per month, rising to €600 in some regions.