Sentence examples for regulated work from inspiring English sources

The low paid and poorly regulated work perpetuates wider poverty.

In Europe notaries' highly regulated work has made them the most prosperous of lawyers.

A barcoded cathode tracking system allows data capture into Laboratory Information Management System LIMSS) for Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) regulated work.

Since love/sex was the sole allowed transgression in bourgeois society and everything else was regulated "work," those who were disallowed from the wealth system became unconsciously appointed the guardians and priests of sexuality.

Factors helping to contribute to this include less isolation, greater levels of team work (although that brings its own problems), more involvement with supervisors and more of a regulated work ethos, with a requirement to attend daily laboratory sessions.

They left work at a designated time, fought for regulated work hours, and took their allotted lieu days and vacations.

Perhaps no sector had closer relations with regulators than the country's utilities; regulators and the regulated worked hand in hand to promote nuclear energy, since both were keen to reduce Japan's heavy reliance on fossil fuels.

There, a strong teachers' union heavily regulated working hours and schools didn't offer the sort of before- and after-school programmes vital for supporting her students.

It's sometimes called the Gaia Hypothesis, originated by James Lovelock, a geophysicist and geochemist... His basic idea is that the entire biosphere is regulated, working together in such a way to keep it within these fairly narrow parameters that will support life.

The main difference for homeowners in New York is that guidelines regulating work in common spaces will be extended to individual apartments.

He also suggests that liberals and conservatives each wear blinders when it comes to work, and that these blinders prevent them from seeing — and thus encouraging and regulating — work in its fullness and complexity.