Sentence examples for introducing work from inspiring English sources

The government's talk of introducing work permits for Europeans should be seen for what it is: a government plan to leave the single market.

There will also be a bill creating three million apprenticeships, paid for, the Tories claim, by reducing the benefit cap and introducing work requirements for school-leavers seeking to claim out-of-work benefits.

And in the festival's tradition of introducing work that hasn't been seen in the United States before, there was the premiere of the Scottish Dance Theater, which presented a hard-driving duet, "Drift," by James Wilton.

Other proposals include expanding the seasonal work program, which now applies just to farm workers, to cover other temporary workers; introducing work permits to help fill labor shortages in various industries; and letting foreign students who have been educated here apply for jobs without returning home.

In contrast to this, our study contributes by introducing work stress particularly challenge and hindrance stress into the model, and examines their moderation effects on the relationships between work-family practices and work-family conflict.

In literature, as opposed to other media, introducing work to a US audience requires translation, an undertaking that brings with it a bag of problems most profit-oriented American publishers won't approach unless it's a ready-made bonanza, like the books of Roberto Bolaño.

Consider introducing working from home but be clear on what's expected.

From 1916 to 1918 he visited Spain and South America and created a sensation by introducing works by Manuel de Falla, Isaac Albéniz, and Enrique Granados.

Consequently, by introducing work-family balance practices into our model we are able to decrease work-family conflict by way of resource-building.

This study contributes to the existing fertility literature by introducing working conditions, subjective perceptions of work and empirical measures of institutional circumstances to understand fertility intentions across Europe.

Labour first introduced work capability assessments but the coalition introduced a much more stringent regime.