Examples of using "L'emploi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Jobs are scarce.
I took the job.
Do you have the schedule?
a crisis of employment,
Do you have the schedule?
Do you have the schedule?
He applied for the job and got it.
He applied for the job and got it.
I got the job I wanted.
Is the job too much for you?
go back to their project, back to work.
The treaty bans the use of chemical weapons.
Bill was too young to take the post.
The employment policy is a failure.
The team's schedule is grueling.
But since when is education about getting jobs?
- We are behind schedule.
- We're behind schedule.
Is the job too much for you?
Tom's job was outsourced to China.
Job security became a major worry.
Job security is a priority over wages.
May I have a class schedule?
You seem perfect for the job.
The use of bright colors is one of the features of his paintings.
We'd better not change the schedule.
I think that I want to apply for the job in the advertisement.
- I have no use for it.
- I can't use it.
Let me check the schedule.
I didn't get the job.
- We are behind schedule.
- We're behind schedule.
giving them better access to jobs, housing and education.
We must stop using ozone-depleting chemicals immediately.
Then the question is: social welfare office, job center, health insurance?
it yourself, you can get ready-made items in some bakeries.
- We'd better not change the schedule.
- It would be better if we didn't change our plans.
Labourers on plantations often face gruelling hours, low pay, and no job security.
Dr. Zamenhof didn't give us any rules for the use of punctuation in Esperanto, because he well knew what a bone of contention that would be.