Sentence examples for yearly work from inspiring English sources

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: Institute for risk Research, University of Waterloo, 1997) suggested Life Quality Index (LQI) that combines wealth in terms of Gross Domestic Product per person, life expectancy at birth, and yearly work time into a single number.

We were told to think about what we each wanted to do on our yearly work experience trip to Augsburg.

Nor has Yale explained why it accepts Singapore's right to expel any professor, without cause, simply by refusing to renew his or her yearly work permit.

The national labor board affirmed the judge's decision, noting that the language in the old contract provided for continued raises for employee's yearly work anniversaries, even if the contract was not renewed.

Quarterly and yearly work plans should realistically reflect all demands made by events in the programme cycle as well as disturbances caused by UNICEF's internal bureaucracy and public relations events, such as visits from the Executive Board.

"The signing in March showed the commitment of the Government of Turkmenistan to the development of the country and we look forward to further cooperation and consultation with government officials and ministries over the next five years and ever more speedy implementation of yearly work plans," Shareef added.

Subject to the following constraints: -Time constraints put by ship yearly working days on total days spent by each ship on all trade areas, given by: {sum}_{jin L}{t}_{ij}{x}_{ij}+{y}_i={D}_i,iin S, (30).

Yearly working hours for clerical, sales, and production/labour workers decreased from 2162 hours in 1980 to 1970 hours in 2000.

Multiple these monthly expenses by 12 in order to create a good estimate of your yearly transportation work-related expenses.

The change came largely because a growing part of the 75,000 yearly museum visitors work outside of medicine.

But with a fund, its yearly expense would work out to about $3.5 billion a year, and would rise much more slowly.