Sentence examples for sent on work from inspiring English sources

Already, the jobless can be sent on work placements, where they are required to do a month's full-time work to keep their benefits, and the government has introduced a cash limit on the amount per week that most people ages 16 to 64 can receive from the state.

Mauzy said the mission Andrew Kornfeld was sent on was consistent with the work he has done for his father's clinic for years. .

When she complained about conditions, she was sent on to work for a household in Mongolia.

Later, he was sent on mandatory work activity for four weeks, rubbing shoulders with offenders on community sentences.

As a result of this he was sent on a work programme to college in Ellesmere Port, had another stroke and epileptic fit at college and was taken to hospital where the doctors said he wasn't fit for work.

Acting for the claimants, Nathalie Lieven QC argued that thousands of unemployed people who had been sent on unpaid work schemes had no access to information setting out what they were expected to do.

Ostensibly it's about an insect collector sent on a work trip into the desert, who then becomes stranded in a city that is stuck inside a pit of quicksand.

In many Malaysian rubber plantations the Japanese demanded that at least one able-bodied son from each family be sent to work on the railway.

Fingleton enlisted in the military during World War II and was eventually sent to work on media matters for Prime Minister John Curtin and one of his predecessors, Billy Hughes.

Which is why Steve Baker, Marcus Fysh and Owen Paterson had been sent to work on it.

He was tortured, stripped of his post and sent to work on a farm.