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Definition of tradespeople in US English: tradespeopleplural noun ˈtreɪdzˌpipəlˈtrādzˌpēpəlˈtreɪdzˌpipəl People engaged in trade. Example sentencesExamples - In their country, they were tradespeople and professionals such as teachers, lawyers or physicians.
- ‘Hosing down the pavement so residents and tradespeople may use the back gate is not what I expected to be obliged to do when I became warden here,’ she added.
- It would also be good to have some tradespeople among the group, he said.
- Participants will include landowners, tradespeople, advisers or expects and business, promoters/investors.
- For craftspeople and tradespeople, who have the skills, they could certainly start a business and do so successfully.
- The couple's home was being renovated at the time of the offence and the money was set aside to pay the tradespeople.
- People in the rural sector know that more apprenticeships will mean more tradespeople for the rural sector.
- During the past two years I have needed tradespeople for new windows and a kitchen with the same scenario happening: many telephone calls, broken promises, no response.
- Having made that cynical remark about socially conscious tradespeople, I actually met one last night!
- It will deliver around 300 jobs for local tradespeople during construction and between 400-500 long-term jobs for retail workers.
- Do you think that contractors see that they have a responsibility to train up the next generation of tradespeople?
- It did not seem relevant to a generation of tradespeople and professionals to live just as did their grandfathers in Germany and Poland when all the rest of their lives were so different and so new.
- We're screaming out for tradespeople, yet people are being told to go to university.
- And with the construction that is going on, it is already difficult to get a builder and tradespeople.
- While the operations had been in progress much discomfort had been caused to pedestrians, and tradespeople generally reported a depression in trade.
- In particular we must attract, recruit, inspire and train a veritable army of entry-level tradespeople and professionals to ensure that we can meet the demands upon us.
- That said, you've got to admire the people who are skilful enough to transform their homes without the help of tradespeople.
- Types of key workers to be included in the scheme have not yet been finalised but are likely to include tradespeople as well as public sector workers.
- The tradespeople aren't working outside this morning because it's too windy and dangerous.
- Milne's tenants, most of whom are men, are either pensioners or factory and construction workers, tradespeople and contractors who need a place for a while.
Definition of tradespeople in US English: tradespeopleplural nounˈtreɪdzˌpipəlˈtrādzˌpēpəl People engaged in trade. Example sentencesExamples - In their country, they were tradespeople and professionals such as teachers, lawyers or physicians.
- ‘Hosing down the pavement so residents and tradespeople may use the back gate is not what I expected to be obliged to do when I became warden here,’ she added.
- It would also be good to have some tradespeople among the group, he said.
- Participants will include landowners, tradespeople, advisers or expects and business, promoters/investors.
- For craftspeople and tradespeople, who have the skills, they could certainly start a business and do so successfully.
- The couple's home was being renovated at the time of the offence and the money was set aside to pay the tradespeople.
- People in the rural sector know that more apprenticeships will mean more tradespeople for the rural sector.
- During the past two years I have needed tradespeople for new windows and a kitchen with the same scenario happening: many telephone calls, broken promises, no response.
- Having made that cynical remark about socially conscious tradespeople, I actually met one last night!
- It will deliver around 300 jobs for local tradespeople during construction and between 400-500 long-term jobs for retail workers.
- Do you think that contractors see that they have a responsibility to train up the next generation of tradespeople?
- It did not seem relevant to a generation of tradespeople and professionals to live just as did their grandfathers in Germany and Poland when all the rest of their lives were so different and so new.
- We're screaming out for tradespeople, yet people are being told to go to university.
- And with the construction that is going on, it is already difficult to get a builder and tradespeople.
- While the operations had been in progress much discomfort had been caused to pedestrians, and tradespeople generally reported a depression in trade.
- In particular we must attract, recruit, inspire and train a veritable army of entry-level tradespeople and professionals to ensure that we can meet the demands upon us.
- That said, you've got to admire the people who are skilful enough to transform their homes without the help of tradespeople.
- Types of key workers to be included in the scheme have not yet been finalised but are likely to include tradespeople as well as public sector workers.
- The tradespeople aren't working outside this morning because it's too windy and dangerous.
- Milne's tenants, most of whom are men, are either pensioners or factory and construction workers, tradespeople and contractors who need a place for a while.
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