Sentence examples for active in workplaces from inspiring English sources

Although medication to control the virus is readily accessible, one in four people living with HIV are not aware that they have the virus, and those who are often contend with poverty, social isolation and the impact of the stigma surrounding the condition – a stigma that is still active in workplaces, communities and schools.

But, the underlying issue is the system of capitalism itself, and under this system the best means for regulating or checking their power is not relying on a government which represents the interests of the rich but for millions of working people to become politically active in workplaces and communities through building unions and our own political party.

And the chapter, Allen says, is active in fighting workplace discrimination throughout the country – processing four or five workplace discrimination complaints from community members each day and lobbying on behalf of residents who believe they have been treated unfairly along racial lines.

Wisconsin reformers were equally active in promoting workplace safety, and often led the nation in natural resource conservation and environmental protection.

I sat on a panel on Monday where a young woman explained that she'd not been able to join a trade union as an apprentice – earning well below the so-called living wage of £7.20 that has been introduced for people over the age of 25 – because the union active in her workplace didn't offer a reduced rate that took into account her lower earnings.

Stanton and Grant examined the educational literature [ 11] and their conclusions resonate with other reviews showing that interventions involving active participation in workplace settings are more likely to lead to behaviour and organisational change [ 12, 13].

Finally, Google used its keynote to announce plans to launch a new version of its Google Drive cloud storage service – which already has 190m active users – for use in workplaces, and an internal project to make Android mobile and tablet apps also run on partners' Chromebook laptops.

It is well known that, in developing countries, people in lower SES categories are generally less likely to be obese and more likely to be physically active in both their workplace and leisure time than their counterparts in developed countries [ 26- 32].

In addition to daily planned physical activity, participants are encouraged to capitalise on opportunities to be active in and around their homes and workplaces (e.g., gardening, housework, taking the stairs) [ 65– 67] and to reduce sitting time (i.e., to get up and move every 30 minutes and to aim for no more than 2 hours/day of screen time outside of work) [ 68– 70].

An active radon measurement device has been developed to be used in workplaces with a relative humidity of 100% for spot measurements of radon concentration.

All participants were active in the labour market and recruited from workplaces with monotonous and repetitive work tasks.