For such gains American industry will be forced to open its plants to batches of international busybodies, actually working for who knows whom.
It includes older people who would like to work but for whom working involves loss of some portion of their benefits, younger people, legal immigrants, part-time workers and others who have taken themselves out of the work force.
They were represented by a fractious coalition of American and Ecuadoran lawyers, most of whom were working for contingency fees.
DocASAP has seven people most of whom are working for equity.
When he asked whom they were working for, they only gave him the name Purple Mountain Server.
TNK-BP now has 77 expats working for it, only 22 of whom are BP employees, compared to about 110 prior to the 2008 conflict.
The introduction and influx of Generation Y in the workplace will very quickly begin to shift why, how, how much, and for whom employees are working.
Her sensitivity for place and her intimate knowledge of the period is partly the legacy of her marriage to the late Sir John Hale, a distinguished historian of the Renaissance, for whom she began working in 1965.
By the late '80s, Dixon was no longer playing punk outsider to the big boys of design, but rather working with the Italian giant Cappellini, for whom he designed the iconic S-Chair in 1991.
M, whom he believed to be working for the German bishops' conference.
Based upon research gathered by Gallup for whom the authors were then working, the book underscored connection that people have to their bosses.
He is being replaced as CEO by Ricardo Guadalupe, former Hublot managing director and personal friend of Biver with whom he has been working with for nearly 20 years.
He said the inquiry had been approached by a number of individuals, "all of whom describe themselves as journalists working for a newspaper or newspapers", who had asked to provide evidence anonymously and not to be identified to the newspaper or newspapers for which they work or had worked.
But Republican challenger Bob Dole, who is trailing badly in pre-election polls and for whom no issue seems to be working, seized on the Riady revelations to blast foreign "influence-peddling" in the Clinton administration.
Her team will be anxiously studying the opinion polls over the next few days, to see what effect - if any - the Mark Penn controversy has had on those working class voters, on whom she is depending for victory.
The first two studies shown at the American College of Cardiology conference yesterday may have actually given investors pause: They showed that, in patients for whom Lipitor and Zocor had been working well, Zetia provided an additional drop in cholesterol of at most 13.8%--less than many analysts had hoped, given earlier results.
Better targeting could help improve clinical trial success rates by excluding patients for whom the drugs have little chance of working.
Take Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, whom feminist groups applauded as a voice for working for women and families.
Hillary Clinton remains immensely popular with women and with working class voters - many of whom won't vote for Obama because he hasn't even bothered to ask us to.
In 2004, it was discovered that Gill, who was a political appointee, had failed to disclose his own formerly close working relationship with Alamoudi, whom he apparently served as spokesman for the American Muslim Council.
For the third films, the heroes have friends working in security whom the heroes visit at the hospital after a run-in with the villains: In The Dark Knight Rises, police commissioner Jim Gordon is mocked for seemingly being over-vigilant, but his constant search for threats leads him to follow bad guys and nearly get blown up, landing him in the hospital with severe injuries.
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The president has more staff members force-feeding men whom his own administration cleared for release than he has working to transfer them out.
In this satirical essay, Swift criticizes the relationship between landowner and peasant, the attitude toward the working class of the time, and even some behaviors of the people for whom he was fighting.
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Migrants from Albania and Kosovo, most of whom live in London, have found jobs working as interpreters and helpers for refugee centres.
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Also among the many unsung heroes of the humanitarian response in Syria are Syrian-American individuals and organizations, with whom we are working to meet urgent needs now and help lay the ground for a more peaceful future.
And almost seamlessly, from then on, Dick Cheney, working closely with other members of the administration, many of whom had been his friends for decades - long before they knew George Bush - set in motion how the United States was going to respond, set the terms for the global war on terror.
It now has 32 members, some of whom have taken active roles in proposing legislation and working with cities to develop regulations for mobile retail.
Less stringent rules for qualifying for the basic pension will help women, many of whom do not make enough contributions during their working lives to claim the full amount, usually because of taking time off to raise children.
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