Sentence examples for therefore job from inspiring English sources

Therefore, Job 2 for the U.S., Israel and the Arab states is to find a way to bring Hamas into a Palestinian national unity government.

Many investors, and political leaders in both parties, have lobbied for tax cuts on capital gains and dividends by arguing that they spur investment and, therefore, job creation.

But what his masters will take from it is that, for a day or two, while Gordon Brown is fending off tricky questions about the release of a convicted bomber to Libya, the Tories have been associated in the public mind with a tough stance on crime and one that sounds sympathetic to the poorest, debate has turned to a topic that usually favours the Tories (law and order), and therefore job done.

Therefore, job J i has an extra utility σ i in this paper.

Autor (2001) further points to adverse selection of job applicants (applying for a job is cheap and easy; therefore, job seekers apply for many jobs, for which they could be over- or underqualified).

Therefore, job rotation is also planned on-the-job training for cultivating future candidates of management by transferring a management trainee from one department to another to increase his or her understanding and credentials in all aspects [ 3].

As Labor recognised until recently, we can't grow the economy and therefore jobs without making business in Australia attractive to overseas investors.

SAB's workforce now face joining a company with a completely different culture, one renowned for cutting costs – and therefore jobs.

I wanted to see what new technologies, and therefore business models — and therefore jobs — it might be spawning that public policy, and education policy, might enhance.

Apple's (and therefore Jobs's) greatest contribution to design has been the elegance and simplicity of the tools they provide designers with.

Irrespective of the size of the company, profit can only go to two places: dividends to investors, including Australian workers through their superannuation; or investment, generally reinvestment designed to grow the company and therefore jobs.