Sentence examples for tackled work from inspiring English sources

After Wiseman's research team studied how rookies and veterans tackled work assignments in "almost 400 workplaces scenarios" they discovered four ways in which rookies outperformed veterans.

Those countries that have tackled working poverty and vulnerable employment have reaped rewards in terms of rising living standards and stronger growth, the ILO says.

We've covered a great many issues in Science Careers articles, but we've never tackled working part-time head on.

Ms. Williams, a Montana native, cited the pleasure of tackling work so different from her standard screen fare.

Kerry Mazzoni, secretary of education in California, said she did not see how all of California's schoolchildren could meet the state's current proficiency standards, set to prepare a high school graduate to tackle work at a four-year college.

But Soderbergh shows the desire as he always has on film to tackle work of complexity and ambition.

Or consider rotating assignments so you can ensure women are tackling work that is substantial and challenging.

To tackle work-related musculoskeletal problems due to lifting, the Danish Work environment Authority currently uses a model for supervision that primarily focuses on the weight of the load and the perpendicular distance from the center of gravity.

The report says: "Tackling working poverty means recognising that for too many, low pay goes hand-in-hand with low hours.

"Evidence presented in the report shows that such policies will not yield development unless accompanied by dedicated efforts to boost employment and decent work opportunities and tackle working poverty," he said.

It may be for these reasons that previous initiatives to tackle working conditions at the Fringe have largely failed to make much of an impact.