Sentence examples for involved work for from inspiring English sources

Although no shots were fired, the incident has resonated in part because the officers involved work for the Gang Investigations Division, the unit involved in the shooting death of Patrick M. Dorismond this month.

Both women involved worked for people who reported to him at the restaurant association, he said.

The officers involved worked for the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), a top-secret unit within special branch that was formed in 1968.

Her past experience involved working for a large European bank on event driven acquisition finance transactions for large UK, Irish and Nordic clients where she honed her credit analysis, financial modelling and structuring skills.

Lawyers acting for the man say he made it very clear to the jobcentre that he was willing to volunteer for his placement, which involved working for an organisation that reclaims furniture, but he did not want to be "coerced" into it "as a matter of principle".

Those endeavors would likely involve work for nonprofit organizations on issues he has long worked on, Mr. Lesniak said, such as "affordable housing, job training, education and economic development in impoverished areas".

** But most of her political activity was local, involving work for the East Bay Civil Rights Congress (C.R.C). on numerous cases of police brutality perpetrated by the Oakland police department.

The Vermont independent's proposals include forbidding companies that have announced mass layoffs from hiring foreign guest workers; adding a fee to guest worker hires to fund a jobs program for low-income U.S. teens; and altering a cultural exchange visa program so that it no longer involves work for youths from overseas.

Overall, PLANS involves work for patients.

The comics work is very slow and it basically involves working for sometimes years in isolation and not knowing how the work is going to be received.

The few jobs available involve working for the Russians, and most Chechens won't take them for fear of being considered collaborators.