Sentence examples for research labor from inspiring English sources
In 1948, after playing a bit part in a 1942 film, "We the Living," he was hired by Giuseppe De Santis, an Italian neo-realist film director, to research labor problems in the Piedmont region for "Bitter Rice".
Obviously, stem cell researchers have a lot to go through before they will see the fruits of their research labor in routine medical applications.
The National Academies of Sciences/Institute of Medicine have been charged by the Congress of the United States to make this assessment every few years and have generally upheld the status quo in regard to the appropriate research labor needs.
That constitutes a significant blow both to labs' budgets and their ability to get work done, because postdocs generally are, dollar for dollar, the best buy in research labor, especially at private institutions, Stephan notes in her book.
Therefore, in this research, labor in 2006 is estimated by the authors based on labor data from comprehensive statistical data and materials on 60 years of new China (CSDM60).
Whereas OECD's criticism echoes the concerns of French researchers about the CIR system, many of the report's recommendations would further alienate France's research labor unions and academic groups, which had hoped the current French government would dial back rather than expand on Sarkozy's reforms.
The idea is that, because research is difficult, research labor-time is valuable and should not be wasted.
This May, I researched labor issues in the United Arab Emirates.
This May, I researched labor issues in the United Arab Emirates with a local journalist.
Regeni, who had been researching labor unions, had disappeared Jan . 25 on the anniversary of the Tahrir Square protests that convulsed Egypt five years ago.
Patrice Mareschal, an associate professor who researches labor at Rutgers University, said the push for an anti-union decision in Janus is part of a larger campaign by conservative groups to reduce the power of both workers and government.
