Sentence examples for stabilization jobs from inspiring English sources

The second volume of Kynaston's epic social history of postwar Britain covers a period of stabilization: jobs abounded; food rationing ended; and though the Conservatives' victory in 1951 was fuelled partly by Churchill's derision of the "Queuetopia" created by Labour, his party did little to dismantle the postwar welfare state.

While there are signs of stabilization, business remains weak.

Presence of children in the life of PHC nurses may increase their responsibilities and in turn encourage their stabilization and job satisfaction.

At a certain point, structural adjustments and labor reallocation are in general the better (and inevitable) alternative to short-term stabilization of existing jobs.

This certainly relies on the behavior of social partners, whose interest has mainly been the stabilization of existing jobs and employment.

The numbers were indicative of stabilization in the jobs market, which was encouraging to many on Wall Street, according to Stephen Wood, chief market strategist at Russell Investments.

Nevertheless, there are cases in which structural adjustments and labor reallocation are the better alternative to short-term stabilization of existing jobs – depending on the specific nature of the shock.

"At best, we can hope for a stabilization of the job market".

And it remains unclear whether the civilian agencies representing the Afghan, American and allied governments are prepared to take on the job of stabilization and reconstruction quickly and successfully.

Japanese exporter stocks had a brighter Monday, as signs of stabilization in the U.S. job market encouraged a stronger dollar, beating back the yen.

3. What the Congress and public need to know is that the ground situation in Afghanistan a few years back was a mission agreed to by the international forces -- the job was stabilization (which is more about building institutions) But the situation has dramatically deteriorated...many ideological opponents and home grown insurgents are gaining ground.