Sentence examples for job force from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Morgan, director of the climate program at the World Resources Institute told National Geographic: "China is largely motivated by its strong national interests to tackle persistent air pollution problems, limit climate impacts and expand its renewable energy job force".

About 60percentt are going on to four-year colleges; 29 percent will go to two-year colleges and the others will enter trade school, the military or the job force.

The legislation would also prevent employers from using a worker's pregnancy to deny her opportunities on the job, force her to take an accommodation that she does not want or need, or force her onto leave when another reasonable accommodation could help keep her on the job — all rules that should already be familiar to employers, thanks to the Americans With Disabilities Act.

"I date the most interesting women across the entire spectrum of the job force who are my intellectual and professional equals and would be my peers in the office," said a divorced 34-year-old, a partner in a law firm.

The job market for this specialty is expected to increase by 50% through 2018, and women currently make up 88% of this job force.

Wall Street's job force peaked at 200,300 in December 2000 and stood at about 181,000 workers in July 2008, according to the New York State Labor Department.

Losing that job forced him to look for another line of work.

But suddenly, Mr. Jamri found himself out of a job, forced to quit last weekend to keep Al Wasat open.

But HUD imposed strict cost limits on the job, forcing the contractors to use inferior building materials, he said.

He himself played "semi-regularly" as part of a syndicate in his hockey club before the job forced him to give up.

A large proportion of them, these people say, are women who are tricked into the job, forced into prostitution and held against their will.