Sentence examples for the designated work from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of an edgy point right at the end of the designated work week, and I'll try to play quite a bit of music that's new and stimulating, mixed with very old classics from the blues and jazz masters of the 1920s through 50s that are a little more moody.

In other words, Emerson was the designated work-life champion (see first point above).

The central phenomenon defining the life of a professional is the link between the profession and their designated work range, referred to as "jurisdiction".

No doubt government advisers will roll their eyes, but 50 years ago they would have rolled their eyes at the notion that cleaning the ring out of the bath was worthy of being designated work.

The potential for amplicon contamination associated with NAT assay use is well recognised and makes mandatory the use of (a) separate, designated work stations and (b) a uni-directional work-flow from specimen preparation to amplified product analysis; this model of operation is standard in our laboratory.

But in 2008, when the company moved into a space without designated work stations and employees were told to work "anywhere, any time," she gradually went back to full time.

The authors write, "Workplace telepressure might have critical occupational health implications because it has the potential to prolong employee work stress both during designated work times and during nonwork hours".

Establish a designated work space for your kids in the kitchen.

It is extended to other conditions, such as doing designated work or undergoing some treatment, including sterilisation, the idea being to induce people to behave in ways deemed good for them.

You'll find that you feel far more focused if you have a designated work space.

Several financial firms — especially those with broker-dealer operations — have taken it upon themselves to record conversations on designated work lines.