Sentence examples for death of workers from inspiring English sources

"Unpardonable negligence of the owner is responsible for the death of workers".

Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, tweeted: "I'm deeply saddened by the tragic death of workers @Corinthians arena today.

These chemicals have led to illness and death of workers in electrical industries (where they are used in insulation), and more recently, in agriculture, they have been considered a cause of a mysterious and usually fatal disease of cattle.

A further statement said: "Fifa and the LOC [local organising committee] have learnt of the death of workers at the Corinthians Arena site in São Paulo with great sadness.

"By failing to take serious action before now even in the face of phenomenal, unprecedented death of workers, U.S. trade officials have already sent the wrong message to Bangladesh," said Brian Campbell, policy and legal programs director of the International Labor Rights Forum, a workers advocacy group.

On September 26th Coca-Cola's Africa Foundation said it would roll out an anti-AIDS medical programme, including some drugs, for 40 bottling firms in Africa.As the number of people with full-blown AIDS soars, firms are beginning to see a loss of productivity, low morale, absenteeism, and the death of workers aged between 20 and 40.

Jerome Valcke, secretary general of football's world governing body Fifa, said on Twitter: "Saddened by the death of worker Muhammad'Ali Maciel Afonso at Arena Pantanal today.

Though the frequent deaths of workers in generations past, when tunnels were first hollowed out beneath the city's streets and waterways, are a distant memory, dirt and danger remain a daily reality for workers underground.

Before foreigners noticed, newspapers in eastern and southern China were investigating the deaths of workers and Chinese bloggers were documenting more details about their daily lives than foreign visitors could hope to obtain.

Awards to Vedanta have been immediately withdrawn by the British Safety Council (BSC) in response to findings thrown up by a broader Observer analysis of deaths of workers at all FTSE 100 mining groups.

Pressure has been growing on Fifa and Qatar to act, with FifPro, the global alliance of professional footballers' unions, saying last week it was deeply alarmed at the deaths of workers.