Sentence examples for raising work from inspiring English sources
Recommendations in the work domain include: improving skills to get well paying jobs; making work pay more for the less educated ( including raising the minimum wage but not to the $10.10/hr proposed by President Obama); and, raising work levels of the less well educated (including requiring those who are capable and receiving benefits to seek employment).
Children then talk about what they've learned with their families and neighbours, further reinforcing the awareness raising work already taking place in the community.
Meanwhile, Shirley Rogerson, from Holyhead, has been awarded the British Empire Medal for her fund raising work for the RNLI in Anglesey.
More broadly, that campaign tests the effort to raise work standards in a world of cheap and mobile labor.
Mr. Bayh said he and Senator Thomas R. Carper, Democrat of Delaware, were writing a bill that would gradually raise work requirements.
Raised work arose from the detached buttonhole stitch fillings and braided scrolls of late Elizabethan embroidery.
These stories were executed in canvaswork or in coloured silks in a uniquely English style called raised work, usually known by its modern name stumpwork.
Crunches work the upper abdomen, leg raises work the lower abdomen, and side bends work the obliques (also known as love handles).
People got promotions, pay raises, worked extra hours, and built up informal side businesses.
They need to raise working capital or to bridge the gap between making a sale and taking payment.
What: A service that allows companies to raise working capital by auctioning off their outstanding invoices in an online marketplace.
