Sentence examples for clearance workers from inspiring English sources

In the past 48 hours, 12 landmine clearance workers were killed by the Taliban in Helmand province, and at least 12 others were wounded.

Somerset and Avon Police posted an advertisement on 8 September for a "Viscount Site Clearance" worker.

Three Afghans in the ambulance were killed; the injured included bystanders and about a dozen mine-clearance workers.

There is evidence that elimination of crocidolite asbestos occurs (Berry, 1999), and from regression analysis of post mortem lung content of crocidolite fibres on years since last exposure in 90 former Wittenoom workers, a clearance rate of 9% a year was estimated after allowing for exposure (de Klerk et al, 1996).

Companies used the Internet to identify workers with clearances at rival firms and paid them bonuses to jump ship.

When she wants to take the kids to visit family down South, she has to get clearance from her social worker.

"The last-minute dash to complete most venues has resulted in huge compromises on quality of projects, bypassing of clearances, and exploitation of workers," he said.

The old copper lines were outdated and sometimes failed to function, holding up border clearances for South Korean workers traveling to and from an industrial complex operated by both countries the North Korean border town of Kaesong.

But the real answer may be for Congress to say that except in clearly defined circumstances — positions that require security clearance, for instance — no worker should be turned away solely on the basis of credit history.

The linchpin in Brevard's recovery was a plan to diversify beyond aerospace while maintaining its astronaut aura and capitalizing on its coveted labor force: well-trained, highly educated workers with security clearance who have demonstrated the ability to launch manned spacecraft into orbit.

Behind an Army cordon, emergency workers waited for clearance to enter Lal Masjid.