The requirement of seven year apprenticeships and being the son of a freeholder to be an apprentice were not enforced.
When the army was disbanded after the Restoration, its officers and soldiers were allowed return to their trades and their apprenticeships without serving the usual seven years.
In 1685, the courts ruled that apprenticeships were necessary only for servants hired by the year, thus exempting most wage laborers.
Apprenticeships were as common in trades not within the statute as in those that were within what had been called the protection, but what he thought the curse, of the statute.
If apprenticeships were more encouraged, he was satisfied that combinations among journeymen would almost entirely be put an end to.
Apprenticeships had been looked upon as favourable to the morals of youth, and he was very far from wishing to discourage them; but he did not wish them to be an indispensable qualification for legally carrying on trades.
Among all my apprenticeships this to Launa Probana was that which taught me most and is most ineffaceable.
A lecture on Apprenticeships was delivered before the Society of Arts by Professor Silvanus Thompson.
The institution of long apprenticeships can give no security that insufficient workmanship shall not frequently be exposed to public sale.
In France, the duration of apprenticeships is different in different towns and in different trades.
The institution of long apprenticeships has no tendency to form young people to industry.
Seven years seem anciently to have been, all over Europe, the usual term established for the duration of apprenticeships in the greater part of incorporated trades.
Apprenticeships were altogether unknown to the ancients.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "apprenticeships" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
