The Japanese government has considered (5)phasing in a new law in April 2018. It’s like the White-collar exemption in the US. The most commonly used cases are the executive exemption, the professional exemption, and the administrative exemption. These are often referred to as the “white-collar” exemptions because they apply to people who work in offices or other professional environments.
The government (2)picked out this system and proposed the bill in Congress in 2007, but it didn’t (4)bring the house down because it was considered to bring on an increase in death due to overwork or “Karoshi”. However, the government didn’t give up passing the bill. They (3-1)picked up how to pass the draft bill patiently over 10 years. It will become a law in 2019 April. I could see many tweets related to this controversial topic. They said the Abe administration always (1)picks on employees because he cares more about managers who have power.
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Title: Work-hour deregulation
Japanese government considered (5)phase in the new law system; in April 2018. It’s like White-collar exemption in the US. The most commonly used are the executive exemption, the professional exemption, and the administrative exemption. These are often referred to as the “white-collar” exemptions because they apply to people who work in offices or other professional environments.
The government (2)picked out this system and proposed a bill in the Congress in 2007, but it didn’t (4)bring the house down because it was considered about increase death from overwork, “Karoshi”. However, the government didn’t give up to pass the bill. They (3-1)picked up how to pass the draft bill patiently over 10 years. It will become a law in 2019 April. I could see many tweets related to this controversial topic. They said Abe administration always (1)picking on employees because he cares about managers who have strong power.
homework:
(1)pick on: Choose someone to blame, punish, bully, etc. 誰かを非難する、いじめる
(e.g)”The other children were always picking on Charlie because of his red hair.”
(2)pick out: Select; choose. 選ぶ
(e.g)”Will you help me pick out a handbag to go with my outfit?”
(3) pick up:
(3-1)Learn. 学ぶ
(e.g)”Children are quick to pick up a new language.”
(3-2) Collect somebody/something; give someone a lift. 迎えに行く
(e.g)”James is coming to pick me up at the station.”
(4) bring the house down: If you bring the house down, you give a very successful performance.非常に良い成果をあげる
(e.g)If he sings like that on Saturday, he’ll bring the house down.
(5) phase in/out: Introduce or discontinue something gradually. 段階的に導入する、段階的に中止する
(e.g)”The government decided to phase in the new regulations.”
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In this article, I try to appropriate use 4 phrasal verbs(No.1~4) in this article which I write my daily life and thoughts because I’m learning English. This is one of writing training.