Sentence examples for loosening work from inspiring English sources

One proposal, sponsored by Patsy Mink, a Hawaiian congresswoman, would virtually gut welfare reform by loosening work requirements dramatically.

Mr Obama has shown little of Mr Clinton's enthusiasm for modernising government: indeed, he is unpicking welfare reform, by loosening work requirements.

On one end of the tug of war, South Korea is combating a labor shortage by loosening work-visa rules to attract overseas ethnic Koreans, members of the Korean diaspora who are sprinkled from here to Uzbekistan.

Management had also sought to loosen work rules to make it easier to schedule musicians for outreach work.

The orchestra's executives also want to loosen work rules so the musicians can be given other assignments, like coaching, teaching and playing chamber concerts.

Ford led the way years ago by reaching site-specific "competitive operating agreements" with locals at different plants, rather than sticking to one national agreement, thereby enabling it loosen work rules and engage in the sort of collaborative quality management on which industry leader Toyota made its reputation.

Once all three nailed sections of the slat are loosened, work the pry bar underneath as far as you can and pull up the slat.

As the drums rotate, the water wets the clothes and the detergent gets to work loosening the dirt.

In the end, having my arm nearly torn off by people whose salary I pay led to me exploring loads of stage two work – loosening the necklace.

That's too bad, because this ambiguity adds some needless and distracting confusion (the movie includes footage from the 1999 tour) and undermines some of Ms. Dellal's fine work, loosening the threads among the multiple bits and pieces — the dozens of characters, the myriad pit stops — that she carefully tries to stitch together.

Then, when three freelance gigs dematerialized in quick succession, I started to loosen my working definition of "anticipated".