Sentence examples for substantive jobs from inspiring English sources

A substantive jobs bill is what's called for, and the White House should send one to Congress as soon as possible after it returns from the summer recess.

Mr Carter said: "If there isn't to be an airport, what else can be done with that site which will be of considerable benefit to the east Kent economy and create substantive jobs?

His first substantive job came in 1998, as head of the F.S.B., domestic successor to the K.G.B.

The work-study program could be reformed to better target truly needy students, to provide more substantive job options or even to give students the option of taking the value of their wage subsidy as a grant instead.

But I also worry that despite the exhilaration of recent weeks, when everything seemed to break their way in large part as a result of stupefying blunders by their adversaries, the Democrats still have a substantive job to do.

Palin quit her only substantive job in government and has not hired establishment players to reshape her as a more mainstream candidate; even less Presidentially, she is going to be the star of a reality television show.

Ms. Landis, who worked with Michael Jackson on his "Thriller" video and whose designs for "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in 1981 are on display, said, "'Costume' is a very poor word for a very substantive job".

Success in the job would bring the substantive job title and salary to match the in-house CPMs after 6 months.

Hiddink had a spell in charge at Stamford Bridge in 2009, guiding them to victory in the FA Cup, but it was only an interim appointment and he returned to his substantive job with Russia's national team at the end of the season.

Recently, I talked to a friend who has a fairly substantive job in broadcasting.

Of course, we can't have an in-depth, substantive job interview like the one I'm proposing unless we come down off the perch that many hiring managers and HR folks have installed themselves on top of.