Sentence examples for unsuitable to work from inspiring English sources

When you do find out, you have no right to get it struck from your record; and if your application was for a job in a domestic violence refuge, for instance, you might well find yourself considered unsuitable to work there.

That policy is available on the school's website: it contains broken web-links, states that members of staff considered unsuitable to work with children will be notified to a government body that no longer exists, and refers to out-of-date guidance.

Anyone working in a school would also be checked against the Independent Safeguarding Authority's (ISA) barred list, a database of people deemed unsuitable to work with children.

A spokesperson for the Alabama State Department of Education, meanwhile, previously told a local NBC affiliate that "not all convictions make a person unsuitable to work in an educational environment").

As a result the containers became unsuitable environments to work in, especially for prolonged periods.

On Boxing Day a government spokesperson confirmed Gauthier's expulsion, declaring her "unsuitable" to continue working in China.

Bradshaw said: "This measure is impractical and unsuitable, and is unlikely to work effectively within the current system given the communication lag between the Charity Commission and HMRC.

Paine was the most famous political thinker of his day, his books in the late eighteenth century selling more copies than the Bible, but after the Americans had won their War of Independence, his notions of democracy were deemed unsuitable to the work of dividing up the spoils.

Another group of questions raised in works on aesthetics, though not unsuitable to such works, properly belongs to logic and the theory of historical thought.

On rumours that Doppelgänger would receive an X certificate from the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) for adult content, he replied, "We want to work with live artists doing subjects unsuitable for children".

Many of the men have opted to work abroad, leaving women alone to cope with the unsuitable conditions for long periods.