Sentence examples for the boundaries of work from inspiring English sources

The way the smartphone erodes the boundaries of work and family life.

The 'rhetoric or reality' of the biopsychosocial model has been related to the boundaries of work that GPs identify in that the physical dominates their priorities with the psychological elements of care coming second [ 2, 33, 34].

Her work crossed the boundaries of social work, health and housing, and involved policy development, strategic planning at national and local levels, and evaluation of health and social care.

This would be his audience of Canterbury pilgrims, and it would live within the boundaries of his work.

That changed, and with it the boundaries of its work, with the 1994 Intelligence Services Act (Isa), which gave a legal underpinning to the agency for the first time.

I like artists who push the boundaries of their work and go beyond a strict category, and that's what I think Pina Bausch did well, in terms of the way she uses human emotion in the work, and also movement and the kinds of dancers.

The study illustrates that the organisation of accountants in Liverpool was instigated by lawyers anxious to establish a medium for negotiating the boundaries of bankruptcy work with local accountants.

For maximum efficiency, professional intervention should break the boundaries of the work done only with prospective adopters and adoptive families and take on a larger social context which favours a change in the social image of adoption, as recommended by Maux and Dutra (2010).

Their new show, "Cretaceous Returns," at 18 Hewett Street in London, opens Thursday, November 8, and will continue to stretch the boundaries of their work.

You have to know the boundaries of your work.

The identification of glossary elements that represent the same concept in several of the glossaries under development is necessary to overcome the boundaries of single working groups.