Mr. Chisam has the support of a cross section of emergency workers, relatives of 9/11 victims and lawmakers who pushed the legislation that reopened the fund, known as the Sept. 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
By focusing on this group, that we refer to as the longitudinal sample, we are able to gain further insight as to whether the similarity we see in the results in Table 3 between the two cross-sections of workers and retirees is genuine and is not due to a cohort or other effect.
I have, what, 20,000 employees now, but I look for every opportunity, when I'm out visiting locations, just to sit down informally with a cross section of employees, from hourly workers to others, and say: "Anything's on the table.
The cohort was originally enroled as a cross section of actively employed and retired textile workers with previous histories of employment in the industry.
A team of 40 trained volunteer case workers represent a cross section of the city's population.
Those women -- a cross section of doctors, businesswomen, professors, artists, homemakers and social workers -- want to reach back to the ancient roots of Islamic law, viewing the Prophet Muhammad's era as the golden age of women's rights.
Thirty four (34) key informant interviews were conducted, with a cross section of policy makers, employers, health service managers and health workers.
I analyze employer recruitment decisions using a dynamic, discrete-choice structural model that I estimate on a sample of clerical workers from the MCSUI, a large cross section of establishments in four metropolitan areas of the US.
The crowd: a cross section of New Yorkers, some tourists seeking shelter from the storm, some office workers from the surrounding buildings.
Another 1931 piece by Rivera offers a startling cross section of a divided city: the towering skyline, the transit system, sleeping homeless workers and the well-heeled depositing their jewels at a subterranean bank vault.
