Sentence examples for through workforce from inspiring English sources

During her time in parliament, Jelodarzadeh focused on the empowerment of women through workforce participation, cautious to remain within the permissible framework emphasizing women's roles as mothers and homemakers.

The slipping of the bit through Workforce's mouth obviously didn't help when he finished second to Cape Blanco in the Dante Stakes at York last month and it will be fascinating to see how the unbeaten winner of that race gets on in today's French Derby at Chantilly.

Major manufacturers like Sony, Toshiba, NEC Corp. and Hitachi have recently gone through workforce upheavals.

All of this makes generalisations difficult: but within the EU, at least, studies typically find small net positive effects of high skilled migrants on innovation and productivity, particularly through workforce diversity and in high-tech and/or export-intensive sectors, and on trade flows through skilled diasporic groups.

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Although it is driven by regional economic conditions, there is one common characteristic: a thorough understanding of key industry sectors developed through workforce partnerships led by employers.

Two distinct paths to growth emerge; one through increased savings and another through increased workforce participation.

Face-to-face meetings will help you break through this local workforce bias.

Carr: I was purely funded through the Workforce Deanery within the Midlands.

Trump talked vaguely of "commonsense reforms that eliminate government waste and budget gimmicks" as well as "reducing the size of the federal bureaucracy through responsible workforce attrition".

"The increase we have recommended is consistent with the promotion of social inclusion through increased workforce participation and is also compatible with the need to encourage collective bargaining," Ross said, in announcing the commission's decision.