flexibilization造句

例句与造句

1. Dig髇 was one of the main opponents to work flexibilization legislation.
2. But Volkswagen said it saw " worrisome similarities " to that bitter conflict, in which employees struck to protest teamwork and the flexibilization of work rules.
3. But Volkswagen said it saw " worrisome similarities " to that bitter conflict, in which employees struck to protest teamwork and the flexibilization of work rules.
4. He was, moreover, implicated in the scandal concerning public SIDE funds diverted to senators by the government of Fernando de la R鷄 for their support of a labor law flexibilization bill in 2000.
5. "We're especially interested in opportunities created by Brazil's privatization and flexibilization programs, " said David Arledge, chairman and CEO of Houston-based Coastal Corp ., which opened an office in Rio de Janeiro last year.
6. It's difficult to find flexibilization in a sentence. 用flexibilization造句挺难的
7. De la R鷄 was also indicted in 2008 on a charge of " aggravated active bribery . " He was accused in October 2000 of having bribed senators that April for their vote in favor of a labor flexibilization law requested by the IMF . Several senators were also indicted on charges of accepting the bribes.
8. President Fernando de la R鷄's push for labor law flexibilization ended in scandal and undid his rapprochement with Daer and the CGT leadership; Daer's conciliatory stance, in turn, resulted in a " Rebel " CGT faction led by Julio Piumato and made Moyano's break with the CGT official.
9. The most serious controversy, however, arose when de Santiba馿s was implicated in the Argentine Senate bribery scandal of 2000, in which SIDE provided $ 5 million in cash that was later used to bribe six senators and the Parliamentary Secretary, Mario Pontaquarto, to support a government-sponsored labor law flexibilization bill in April of that year.
10. Cumulativism is contradictorial gradualism with an added emphasis on six hitherto partly implicit components of his approach : ( 1 ) All transitions are either continuous or at least supervene on underlying continuous mutations, going through successive steps; hence change is always slow and implies a succession of stages, each of which keeps many qualities of the previous stage . ( 2 ) All transitions are either aggregations or disaggregations ( processes of sedimentation or erosion ) since cumulation, gathering, is reality's most prominent feature ( ontophantics had already conceived of all entities as sets, but now the principle of togetherness is made the mainstay of the philosophical system ) . ( 3 ) Metaphysical isolationism is avoided by espousing collectivism both in metaphysics and political philosophy . ( 4 ) A programme of conceptual flexibilization is proposed, by which concepts become soft, fluid, with shifting borders . ( 5 ) The gatherings or clusters this approach advances are called " cumuli ", " cumulations "  so as not to be mistaken for sets in the sense of standard set-theory the main idea remaining that not all things congregated by a cluster necessarily share the cluster's defining charasterictic ( and, more generally, the Meinongian description principle fails, namely that the entity which is thus-and-so is indeed thus-and-so ) . ( 6 ) As a compendium, cumulativism is taken to be the philosophy of conjunction : A-and-B is a conjunctive state of affairs which exists to the extent A and B exist.