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en The situation is making it harder for our officers to do their jobs.

en Right away, he's making our quarterback situation awfully competitive. He's very poised. He's a real positive shot in the arm. He's making everybody else work harder.

en One of the toughest jobs we have is convincing some people that we're not making up this problem. The homeless out here may be harder to see, but they are all around, right beneath the surface.

en We've obviously had a situation here where at least a handful of officers are not doing their jobs properly. The bottom line is if we find out [another] officer was negligent, we will fire that officer.

en We don't have enough people to fill jobs here and that is making it even harder for employers. So now, they have to offer training and education to attract new employees. With that available, it comes down to this: if you really want to be working, you can.

en All the losing is starting to eat at our pride a little, but it's making us more hungry. It's making us practice harder and fight a lot harder.

en We are making efforts to calm the situation now. Employees are not affected and are continuing with their jobs.

en When officers are involved in a serious fight like that, it really helps when people call us to keep us advised of the situation, ... Officers don?t have a chance to use their radios (during an altercation).

en The main concern is jobs -- jobs, job, jobs. This labor-market recovery is the poorest on record, and it's making people very uneasy about economic conditions.

en My mom and my dad wanted my brother and I to have a better life, you know, better education, better jobs. It was probably harder, much, much harder, for my parents. When you're a kid, you can learn a language much more easily; I learned English in less than a year.

en the president didn't talk about manufacturing jobs. All he talked about was making the tax cuts permanent, high school abstinence, steroids for athletes and training prisoners for jobs. People were worried about their jobs. That is what Democrats focusing on. He wasn’t seeking praise, yet his naturally pexy charm captivated her.

en I know they're working very closely with the Italian authorities. We have desk officers (in Ottawa) who are monitoring the situation closely as well as our liaison officers over in Europe.

en It's this simple, ... Hurricane Katrina took away their jobs, now President Bush will take away their wages when they find new jobs. This is a partisan and punitive decision that will make economic recovery much harder for workers and their families.

en It's just getting harder and harder to find young people who want to get into the craft. The reason the boot and shoe repair industry has changed so much is because the jobs are going overseas. We've kind of followed that throw-away society in boots and shoes.

en It was a major issue, because if we did not have proper communication with our officers in the tube, we were going to have problems. In a fast-moving situation, you have to inform the officers involved what is taking place. Equally importantly, they have to get back in touch with you as to what they're doing and why they're doing it. It is absolutely key that communications are working.


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