Sentence examples for outdated work from inspiring English sources
An outdated work of political philosophy sits beside an edition of Sherlock Holmes written in Pitman shorthand and a trippy 1970s book about holograms.
It allowed an overhaul of many outdated work rules and created some jobs, but it has been a particular hardship for small businesses, some of which have been able to postpone taking the plunge.
At times he sounds like a true radical: pledging to promote mobility in the rigid labour market, slash waste in medical care, liberalise the electricity market and shake up Japan Agriculture (JA), a vast, monopolistic network of agricultural co-operatives.By far the most important reform would be to overhaul outdated work practices.
Exposure to a recovering US economy is considerable, while outdated work practices at Iberia are being addressed.
In July 1955, Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin spoke of the need for Soviet industry to end outdated work quotas and reform wages, so that the Soviet Union could better incentivise workers and reduce labour turnover.
Many fathers want more time to spend with their families but outdated working patterns deny them the opportunity.
This is partly because many didn't exist 20 years ago and are less tied down to the outdated working patterns often seen in more traditional industries.
"We don't look at science books that way, because of currency," Ms. Von Drasek said, noting that librarians are constantly ridding their shelves of outdated works.
Prior, a former MP and deputy chairman of the Conservative party, who was appointed to run the CQC last year, said: "Too often it [the NHS] delights in the ritual humiliation of those deemed to fail, tolerates and institutionalises outdated working practices and old-fashioned hierarchies, and can almost encourage 'managers' and 'clinicians' to occupy opposing camps.
"Too often, it delights in the ritual humiliation of those deemed to fail, tolerates and institutionalises outdated working practices and old-fashioned hierarchies, and can almost encourage 'managers' and 'clinicians' to occupy opposing camps".
The goal: Rewrite the rules of an outdated workplace to make work compatible with the lives of ambitious women ― and put flexibility front and center as a job perk.
