Sentence examples for rules workers from inspiring English sources

Yet as employers hold down earnings to accommodate the tighter rules, workers feel the squeeze in their wallets every month.

Under the rules, workers from outside the European Economic Area who are earning less than £35,000 after six years in the UK will be deported.

Under the new rules, workers must still obtain a "no objection certificate" from their employer if they want to move jobs and must still obtain an exit permit if they want to leave the country.

Under present rules, workers on intra-company transfers can stay for up to five years.

Once the buffer content is determined based on heuristic rules, workers proceed the resequencing rules to decide FA entrance sequence.

"If the PIs don't set rules, workers are usually good about coming to an agreement so that everyone is happy, but sometimes a lab member will think their work is much more important than anyone else's, and that they deserve to use the equipment/reagents first," she says.

"Right now, OIRA is stalling food safety rules, worker safety rules and energy efficiency standards, in some cases flouting legal deadlines set by Congress and typically with no explanation," he said in a statement.

But China's human rights would improve overnight if the authorities paid more heed to their own laws: whether environmental rules, worker protections, or laws designed to safeguard against abuse by corrupt local officials.

Under the old rule, workers who did not vote were counted as "no" votes; under the new rule, only those casting ballots were counted.

Under the old rule, workers who did not vote were counted as "no" votes; under the new rule, only those casting ballots count.

Until very recently, the party was a self-proclaimed party of proletarians, yet under its rule, workers and peasants remain at the bottom of society.