Sentence examples for work subsidized from inspiring English sources

Lots of signs for construction work, subsidized with EU money and lots of workers with lots of cigarettes in their mouths watching other workers working.

Other fitness ideas include incentives for biking to work, weight watchers meetings at work, subsidized massages for stress relief, installing a "zen room" with complete quiet, or giving pedometers to employees and giving incentives for reaching 10,000 steps per day.

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Part of the overhaul of the tax system should be the creation of a welfare program with a minimum income guarantee and tax incentives to work, subsidizing low pay and removing the need for a minimum wage.

(See Women in Jordan) In response, the Jordanian Ministry of Labor has worked to ease the adjustment of women moving from the home to a new job by providing free transportation to work, subsidizing the cost of food in QIZs, and paying for dormitories near factories to cut commuting times.

Professors and researchers who study and care about cities--and whose work is subsidized directly and indirectly (through foundation grants and government-sponsored financial aid to students) by tax dollars--have an obligation to help address these problems, in part by explaining the roots of the urban crisis and what's needed to address it.

What began as a collective in the 1960's, creating fiercely political work, turned into a full-scale production company in the 70's, when the political work was subsidized by industrial films and sports shows made for television.

Beginning in 1935, during the Great Depression, Motley's work was subsidized by the Works Progress Administration of the U.S. government.

As a young dancer himself, Robbins found a guru in Senia Gluck Sandor, an experimental choreographer in the Russian mode whose serious work was subsidized by his assignments at Minsky's Burlesque and the Paramount Theater.

Many newspaper reporters have learned that their work was subsidized, in part, by classified ads and now can't survive the rise of Craigslist; computer programmers have found out that some smart young guys in India will do their jobs for much less.

This work was subsidized by the Spanish Ministry of Science (projects CGL2010-22234-C02-01 and 02/BOS) and the Generalitat de Catalunya (Ajuts a grups de recerca consolidats, 2009/SGR/00439).