Sentence examples for restricted working from inspiring English sources

These include an operator's licence for the business owner, restricted working hours for the driver and extra maintenance procedures for the vehicle.

By contrast, there is less evidence that the time of day makes a difference, with no significant differences between the 9-5 working day and restricted working day.

Steve Hawkins, from Network Rail, explained: "The last time it flooded we lost the railway for two or three days but we lost the signalling equipment, so we had restricted working, for two or three weeks.

Due to the inferior resolution of optical microscopy and the restricted working environment of electron microscopy, researchers in the microbial field seldom consider using the appearance of bacterial cells but instead adopt molecular or chemical analytical methods for the identification of genomic fragments, expression of proteins, etc.

The least preferred factor is restricted working hours, with an average rank of 11.33.

In addition, other factors, such as exposure to pollutants, lifestyle, capacity/ability to relate to environment, and restricted working environments, may represent other risk factors.

The new rules also restrict working conditions that can be bargained over.

The time lost from normal duties was classified into the number of days the ADF member was placed on restricted duties (restricted work days) and the number of days they were unable to perform any duties (full days off work).

For restricted work days, it was assumed that ADF members placed on restricted work days were able to perform 50% of their normal duties.

Instead they laboured in inhumane conditions, lived in a crowded camp under armed guard and were given highly restricted work permits.

"While we do not believe these chemical irritants are life-threatening," the report said, "we believe further study is essential to determine the effects of extended exposure to irradiated mail, particularly in restricted work areas".