Sentence examples for work trade from inspiring English sources

He presents, as they say in the social work trade, as either rudely obscene or silent.

It would, in effect, push the prohibition on sexual discrimination beyond the confines of work, trade and labor, which is already regulated, into untouched realms.

It became clear that, while women were praised for taking on vital work, trade union members were worried that a new "docile flock" of workers would bring down their own wages.

Mr Cable restated the "traditional liberal message" of Adam Smith: "That markets must be allowed to work; trade should be free; [and] private enterprise should not be shackled by excessive regulation".

What this means is a fundamental shift in the nature of work, trade and the relationship between nations as the types of jobs that move and the types of labor that move shift with accelerating speed.

Budig and England (2001) argue that mothers may earn less than other women because having children causes them to lose human capital, be less productive at work, trade off higher wages for mother-friendly jobs, or be discriminated against by employers.

WHY do you think Mr. Riley titles his work "Trading with the Enemy"?

He knows an amazing number of specific details about work, trades, food, customs, uniforms, regulations and superstitions.

Eliasson's work traded on the power of artificial light to mimic the soothing effect of sunlight.

Her slightly-too-brainy work trades on our well-honed abilities to read photographs, but is both impressive and promising.

And where Homes's early work traded on the dissonance between the former's Kulturkritik and the latter's introspection, "May We Be Forgiven" fumbles toward harmony.