Sentence examples for with leavers from inspiring English sources

This therefore puts Mrs May potentially at odds with Leavers in her own cabinet and party, including the trade secretary, Liam Fox, and Brexit secretary, David Davis, who campaigned for such a system.

It was clear that voters had lost faith in politicians, whose integrity appeared to fall further during the referendum campaign, with leavers arguing it was the rich and "unaffected" who were most likely to back the status quo.

Compared with Leavers, a higher proportion of Stayers perceived that their overall job expectations were similar to expectations for non-SFES.

Between-school variances arising from models with leavers omitted were found to be similar (generally slightly lower) than those with all pupils included, and the pattern of increases and decreases through the addition of groups of variables remained the same (results not presented).

To establish to what extent the exclusion of leavers had affected the ranking of schools in terms of predicted proportions of sexually active pupils, rank correlation coefficients were calculated using the rankings of predicted values for schools with leavers included and their rankings once these leavers were removed.

Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood were as firm in their merciless judgements as ever, with leaver Claire's protestations that her chocolate orange swiss roll was not too strong in flavour falling on deaf ears.

On-the-job training is increasingly popular with school leavers for whom an expensive university education holds limited appeal With the end in sight for most students (sorry medics!), many of us are facing up to four months of parental glares, painful hangovers and perpetual omnibuses of Come Dine With Me.

Another, confronted with the prospect of a restraining order, laments, "The law sides with the leavers".

I think I'd like to work with school leavers.

Having worked with care leavers for eight years, I have seen first-hand the difficulties they can face at Christmas.

The charity, which has 114 branches in England, works with care leavers and youngsters who have left home to escape abuse or family breakdown.