Sentence examples for system of works from inspiring English sources

Its modern-day equivalent is the system of works councils, which ensures that employees' interests are safeguarded, whether or not they belong to a trade union.

Note that according to the European Company Survey of 2009, Portugal, along with Greece and some countries in CEE, had the weakest and least diffused system of works councils in the EU.

"But all drivers are entitled to a safe system of work".

Eventually, they approved a byzantine system of work rules sought by pilots and other employees.

We evolved this system of working which was called for lack of a better phrase a 'rhythmic structure'.

It was, he said, the company's "catastrophic failure to assess risk and have a structured system of work".

On the newsroom floor, workers have just put together "The Hub" – a circular, central nervous system of work spaces crammed with monitors and laptops.

This system of "working towards the Fuhrer," as it was called by Hitler's biographer Ian Kershaw, was clearly in evidence when it came to the concentration camps.

Aziz Baloch, a BNP party official in Gwadar, said a system of work and residency permits should be established so outsiders would be barred from voting in elections.

In the 17th 18th century, the domestic system of work in Europe began giving way to larger units of production, and capital became available for investment in industrial enterprises.

Viewing the photographs, Watterson says the use in Bajo Lempa represents "a terrible system of work" and is "a potentially serious threat to public health".