Sentence examples for securing continued employment from inspiring English sources

Kissinger, played with glum sobriety by Steve Mellor, is intent on securing continued employment as secretary of state, which he sees as the best way to ensure the integrity of his own political legacy.

For some, simply sitting on the bench and adopting a stern, thoughtful expression has been enough to secure continued employment.

"It is regrettable that a purchaser for all of the company's business and assets could not be located but we have managed to find a buyer for almost 50percentnt of the business, securing the continuing employment of 400 individuals".

"We have worked rapidly over the course of the week following our appointment to explore interest in the Phones 4U business and we are very pleased to secure a future for a significant number of stores and continued employment for 887 of the Phones 4U people," said Mr Hunt.

"They have been denied continued employment.

21 Equivalent tenure-track positions do not exist for Australian academic researchers; therefore, the need to secure research funding is imperative for continuing employment to provide for their families.

But they have ultimately secured continued accreditation.

332) which, like the Kansas act now in question, prohibited the employer or his agent from coercing the employee to enter into an agreement not to become a member of a labor organization, as a condition of securing employment or continuing in the employment, and also rendered it unlawful to discharge an employee because of his being a member of any labor organization.

He continued his employment with Reynolds until 1961.

And while most graduates of top law schools continue to secure legal employment, alumni of less-prestigious institutions are having a hard time finding work.

"Average Working Class Joe," however, continues his employment responsibilities contributing to the Oklahoma financial disaster as best he can secure in the misplaced faith that state legislators are adequately performing the "people's business".