Sentence examples for work acts from inspiring English sources

The nurse's face is a huge mask, and Kahlo's work acts like a mask for many women: her work both disguises them and gives stature to their experience.

As the show's curator Caro Howell says, Hogarth's work "acts like a lightning rod for other artists' particular concerns": the politics of sex, gender, race and class; of progress and disenfranchisement.

Mr Duncan Smith is adamant that people who are genuinely too ill to work will still be protected by the welfare state, and he will stress that for many people – particularly those with mental issues – being in work acts as an effective therapy.

On his second visit to Lystra in 50, Paul discovered Timothy, taking him as a colleague but first circumcising him out of respect for his Jewish mother and the custom of the Jews in whose communities they were to do mission work (Acts 16:163).

The publication of the research work acts as a measure of its success.

His latest work acts as both a guide and memoir of working in entertainment.

Employers are already under a duty to provide a safe working environment under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

The companies each face a charge under a section of the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act.

It is possible that Railtrack could be sued under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

In the first year of the Fair Work Act, the unemployment rate fell from 5.9%to5.2%2%.

These could be conducted under the Health and Safety at Work Act against Railtrack or Thames Trains.