Sentence examples for workers lending from inspiring English sources

Employers could help, too, by setting more predictable schedules for part-time workers, lending experienced professionals as faculty in fields like nursing, and getting involved in governance.

Feeding this narrative, she provides accounts of "questionable and sometimes unethical behavior of aid workers lending credence to critiques of the aid system as exploitative and predatory" (Fast 2014, p. 135).

During World War II, Keynes argued in How to Pay for the War, published in 1940, that the war effort should be largely financed by higher taxation and especially by compulsory saving (essentially workers lending money to the government), rather than deficit spending, in order to avoid inflation.

For the duration of the five-day festival, Trap of Fireflies' radiant little workers lent their light to the VDNKH Central Alley, once abandoned exhibition center that is now in the throes of a complete refurbishment.

The high participation rate (89% of eligible workers) lends strength to the study findings, but conclusions are limited by the use of spirometry at only one point in time, and the lack of a concurrent control group.

It said more effort should be made to build affordable housing for key workers – Lend Lease had set aside 2.5% of the apartments.

The manager then apologetically asks workers to lend the plant money so it can send out a team to buy water, food and fuel.

The crowd outside the Book Outlet, which numbered about 200, included former staffers and current government workers, who lent the event the air of a family reunion.

Zenjob actually hires the workers and lends them out to companies.

I recently visited four Kaiser medical centers in Northern and Southern California, in order to meet with healthcare workers and lend my support.

"At the time the Catholic residents numbered in the hundreds, the majority of them in the capital, members of embassies or contractors employed by the Afghan Government of Afghanistan; others were dispersed throughout the country and were generally technicians and specialized workers, that lent their skills to the construction of various public works that marked the progress of the country".