Sentence examples for part-time service from inspiring English sources

Ms. Merkel began working there six years later as a part-time service representative and in 1992 became its president.

The Swiss have long prided themselves on their army, which requires part-time service from each male citizen between the ages of 18 to 34.

That is in part because fewer active-duty soldiers are switching to part-time service, knowing how often the Guard units are being sent to war zones.

While hitting.345 with 12 homers in 51 games with St . Louis Clark filled the sizeable void left when McGwire's knee injury reduced him to part-time service.

An honorary consul (usually a local resident with strong ties to the home country who is not paid for the part-time service) will be appointed for Minneapolis, the ambassador said.

But I am not happy to continue participating in the condescending game of part-time service sector cultural capitalism, where I am told that it is a luxury to be able to "choose" when I "want" to work, and when I don't.

The group is also spending $25,000 for part-time services of a data analyst.

Notwithstanding our principled bodily scepticism, however, we have just employed the part-time services of a personal trainer.

Nassau has approved a $40,000 contract with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre for the full-time services of a priest and a religious sister and the part-time services of a brother.

The distinguishing characteristics of these institutions are that they are independent of the general education authorities, at least in terms of programming; that student attendance is voluntary and part-time; and that teachers and administrators are either volunteers or professionals offering mainly part-time services.

These jobs have largely been replaced by contingent and part-time service-sector jobs, which tend to be poorly paid and lack health and retirement benefits.