Sentences with phrase «because jobs promised»

The editor, who challenged the NPP to prove which of their promises they had fulfilled said Ghanaians, including NPP supporters, have regretted voting the ruling party into power because jobs promised them have not materialized.

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«I've spoken with many Millennials who have quit jobs quickly because they were promised mentorship but never received it.»

The government has apologised for the fiasco, promised citizenship and compensation to those affected, including to people who have lost their jobs, been threatened with deportation and denied benefits because of the errors.

Because you can't just target a promising long tail keyword and then sit back as if your job is over.

I do so because it offers some very interesting analysis of the promised jobs that would result from these pipelines.

We slowly realize that a college degree doesn't equal a dream job and we panic because the control we were promised was false or doesn't come so easily.

She Joined the army because jobs were scarce, the recruiter told her she would be able to travel (she wanted to see an ocean), and the army promised to provide financial help or college.

Everything in society is now viewed through that very instrumentalized lens and unlike a lot of other people who hold the kind of job that I do, it's totally understandable that that would be the orientation, because higher education has done a spectacularly poor job of delivering on its promises: It has racked up over $ 1.4 trillion in student loan debt, putting an immense burden upon the next generation, not only financially, but dampening their ability to innovate and create.

They were particularly interested in using extended gamut printing because this technology promises to deliver many benefits, including: increased press uptime, less material waste, less time in job change - over and consistent, repeatable color.

Jack has a harder job because for one reason or another he has never been able to string together even half a season of solid accomplishment — just short bursts of promise.

At his worst he would stash a pint of vodka in his briefcase before leaving for his job as a sales manager at a forest products company in Wayne, N.J.. He'd promise the kids that he would do something — like take them to a Mets game, for instance — then beg off because he was too hung over.

The following year, the company filed the current proposal, which had the support of many business, energy and labor groups because of its promise of new jobs, cheaper gas and an additional source of fuel.

Because when it happens that they would not go, then you will say there is a vacancy for you to fill your own people and is that the job that you promised the people of Ghana?»

State officials promised late Friday that tens of millions of dollars will start flowing first thing next week to financially strapped contractors on the SolarCity construction project, saving the jobs of 200 workers laid off earlier in the day because the state had fallen months behind in payments.

DeFrancisco, who has served in the Senate for 24 years, said it's clear to him that promised jobs are not coming to New York, and that more businesses are leaving the state because of regulatory and tax burdens.

The defense team seeks to present evidence that Cor agreed to develop the Inner Harbor and other government - sponsored projects, including the Central New York Film Hub, because the developments promised jobs and other public benefits as well as company profits, according to court papers filed Thursday.

Democrats obviously live in a bubble because the majority of Americans are frustrated and disillusioned by the political jargon of broken promises... Where are all the jobs the Stimulus Package was going to help create?

You republicans are in big trouble, you won in 2010 because you promised to focus on jobs and have done more damage to the people of your states while helping the rich and corporations!

If a government comes to power and promises residents of the provision of jobs I believe it is a good thing that needs backing from all of you because the unemployed youths will all be employed.

McMahon said he was approached by lawyers and lobbyists for Wilmot's company, Rochester - based Wilmorite Inc., who asked for his support because of the promise of jobs in Onondaga County.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Because of a promise of jobs, the Onondaga County Legislature almost waded into a debate two counties away over a proposal to build a casino in the Finger Lakes.

Despite a longstanding dismal job market in academic science, however, departments continue to recruit graduate students and postdocs because they need skilled and inexpensive labor to do the work promised in professors» grant proposals.

«We can't make the promise that we will change physical disease because that's not our job; we know that our outstanding medical providers are the leaders in that effort,» Moseley says.

It was only because of her sugar daddy turned boyfriend that she was able to quit her job as he promised to pay for her study.

For teachers who find such sentiment hard to fathom, they should ask themselves how they'd feel if first responders walked off the job (after being promised a reasonable pay bump) because they objected to their state's capital gains tax rate.

Precisely because technology promises to transform the core components of schooling, it is inevitably disruptive to the jobs, routines, and resources of the people whose livelihoods derive from the existing system.

Because of the strong push towards strengthening early education childhood policy in the United States, the job growth outlook for those working as early childhood educators is very promising.

She became disillusioned and left, however, because of a lack of promised input into school decisions, an unceasing workload and few job protections.

Of course, as the manga goes on the protagonist learns to find the joy in the job, and finds that guy was being extra harsh on them because they showed the most promise.

Furthermore, because the lender is taking a risk giving a loan to someone with no job or promise of a job in the future, the interest rates are typically higher.

The career of a veterinary technician in Nebraska, and across the country, is promising because job prospects are very good.

Rodriguez later said that she only took the job because she had been promised the line would find a buyer willing to grow it.

«I wasn't proper for that job,» he once told the Chronicle, «because I was not going to see evil in everything, and I was not about to give up my own life to get the promise of one later.

He wrapped it in promises of green jobs, profits from industry creating renewable clean energy, a stop to «bubble or bust» economic cycles, and all at no cost to the taxpayers because «polluters» pay the bill.

That's because President Obama promised in the 2008 campaign his policies would create 5 million new green jobs within a decade.

Promised «green» jobs have not been produced and existing jobs may be lost because of higher electricity prices 31.

I checked it in excel, because I couldn't believe that Huhne was promising so many jobs insulating homes.

«Alito did dissent from a 1997 ruling that allowed an African - American woman to sue Marriott Corp. for discrimination because a white woman got the supervisor's job she wanted and thought she had been promised at a hotel in New Jersey.

The job outlook for this field is especially promising because the demand for Dental Assistants is expected to increase by 25 percent between 2012 and 2022, which is much faster than the average increase for all occupations.

It puts you in a better position to target the right jobs because you can recognize the most promising opportunities.

We don't promise to tailor your CV or resume in several hours, because it is too responsible job to hurry.

My job was made easier because I worked hard to perfect my hiring techniques and focused on recruiting the best and most promising people.

I emphatically disagree - I wouldn't want you or any other non-licensed person doing any of the work just because you promise to hire professionals for those jobs you think beyond your skill level.