Sentence examples for support the job from inspiring English sources

The "We can't wait" campaign is a new phase in Mr. Obama's so-far unsuccessful effort — punctuated until now by his cries of "Pass this bill!" on the stump — to pressure Republicans to support the job creation package he proposed after Labor Day.

First, the modules that improve or support the job placement – on part of the welfare agency or the self-contained job search of the participants – can be expected to improve the search behavior of the participants by increasing the intensity as well as the efficiency of the search efforts.

To Dula's 26-year-old colleague, Adrian, who has two kids to support, the job seems like just another snare.

Any further retrenchment in oil prices, he added, could threaten recent efforts by the Saudis to support the job market and diversify their economy away from the petroleum industry.

Code for America is helping to support the job market in this nascent civic technology sector by generating demand from government stakeholders, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses, and cultivating a pool of technically-skilled individuals interested in working in the civic space.

It was right back then, after his election win over Johansson, that the new president Blatter gave Platini, after his support, the job at Fifa as his "football adviser".

The Republicans will not support the jobs bill, if only because Mr. Obama wants it.

Trying to find ways to leverage the skills, knowledge, and wealth of the current private sector is the best way to developing an ecosystem that will support the job-creating entrepreneurs of the future.

10. Mike Ducker took us back in time with his story "It's Not About Creating Another Silicon Valley, But Preventing Another Motor City" in which he discusses how to develop ecosystems that will support the job-creating entrepreneurs of the future.

CGI UK is receiving a £3.2m Welsh government grant to support the jobs which will be created over five years.

"Yes, I support the Jobs for America policy proposal, especially a simplified tax code, lower restrictions on trade, and energy development," said Michael Connolly, Professor of Economics, University of Miami.