Sentence examples for demanding construction from inspiring English sources

We have chosen to develop and evaluate such a job-specific WHS for two specific and very distinct construction occupations: one as an example of a physically demanding construction occupation (bricklayers) and one as an example of a mentally demanding construction occupation (construction supervisors).

But the museums, arguing that the once-flooded storerooms are obviously unsafe, are demanding construction of a $30 million building designed to accommodate art.

Twice in the past month, thousands of demonstrators have marched to the shore near the site demanding construction be halted, and sympathizers in Tokyo staged a protest rally this past Saturday.

The findings of this paper show that the continuous measurement of physical demands using a wristband provides rich information to understand, manage, and design physically demanding construction work (e.g., flexible work-rest cycle and managing demanding indirect work) by balancing workloads throughout a day and/or reducing unnecessary physical demands beyond direct work.

Over the years, primary prevention has improved and the biomechanical load in several physically demanding construction occupations has been reduced [ 10- 15].

Different foundation types were used for the QTPTL to cope with the complex permafrost conditions, difficult and demanding construction techniques on the plateau, and warming climate and degrading permafrost.

Children who studied the conceptual change text design performed statistically better than the traditional text group on questions which demanded construction of an adequate mental model of photosynthesis.

Even with this help, the route still demanded construction of four bridges over Virgin River.

It turned out that they were out of compliance with the state rule that demanded construction on a project had to begin during the eighteen months before the air quality permit expired.

Unemployment is much higher in those industries that one would expect to suffer most from a lack of aggregate demand: construction, leisure and hospitality, business services, wholesale and retail trade, and durable goods.

Understanding demand construction and assessing underlying beliefs are key success factors for bio-energy projects.