Sentence examples for receiving work from inspiring English sources

The report says many undocumented immigrants, "living in the hope of receiving work and residence permits, are afraid to lodge complaints with the police or courts".

We will not be able to produce work, nor will we be able to receive work because receiving work costs money.

Business has improved recently, he says, and he's receiving work from the International Finance Corp., an affiliate of the World Bank, providing management advice to Chinese banks.

last year after receiving work authorization through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but left her job in December to fight her mother's deportation proceedings.

The deportees were told that they had arrived at a transit point on the way to Ukraine and needed to shower and have their clothes disinfected before receiving work uniforms and new orders.

But since the program started, more than 40% of participants have failed to land new jobs after receiving work permits, and only 45% reported getting pay increases, according to early results from a 2013 survey of 2,381 participants, conducted by Roberto G. Gonzales, an assistant professor at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education.

She also used her personal email extensively while outside the United States, including sending and receiving work-related emails in the territory of sophisticated adversaries.

Receiving work-study aid — that is, aid in the form of a campus job — didn't significantly affect donation behavior one way or the other.

The FBI did not find direct evidence that Clinton's email had been hacked but said she used her personal email extensively while outside the US, including sending and receiving work-related emails in the territory of sophisticated adversaries.

These newly revealed hacks of private emails took place over the period when then-secretary of state Hillary Clinton was receiving work-related correspondence in her own private accounts, though no victims of the hacks have been named.

Upon receiving work-study as a second semester, first year M.A. student in April, I had no idea that working at the Burke Library would not only be a learning opportunity, but also an adventure.