Sentence examples for jobs project from inspiring English sources
Chowder is a TV junkie — "Real Jobs," "Project Runway," etc.
But nuclear weapons cannot be a jobs project.
It's a pork-barrel jobs project and a political project.
Working with the director Jean-Michele Gregory, Mr. Daisey will devise a new work at the theater, where he developed the "Jobs" project, among others.
When the employment minister Chris Grayling launched the government's radical Work Programme at an London jobs project in April, he promised that the "big society" would be at the heart of the nationwide scheme to get the long-term unemployed back into work.
Mr. Garth said he would not be involved that intensely in this contest, given the already sprawling size of Mr. Bloomberg's campaign staff: the communications billionaire is getting a reputation as a one-man jobs project for the New York campaign industry.
Worse still, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics was reporting that only 5 of the 20 jobs projected to grow fastest over the coming decade would require a bachelor's degree.
The events of Sept. 11 and everything that has followed are threatening to devastate the city's economy, with 24,000 jobs projected to disappear by next spring.
Of the 1,600 jobs projected for the new prison, Mr. Madrid said that the Department of Corrections estimated that only 72 would go to the residents of Delano.
Of the 30 jobs projected to grow at the fastest rate over the next decade in the United States, only seven typically require a bachelor's degree, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"Some are consumed with guilt and cry plaintively, 'Tax me more, it feels so good!' But many others will take their jobs, projects and ideas elsewhere, to places where they are not just thought of as sheep to be fleeced.
