Sentence examples for dispatched workers from inspiring English sources

"After a week of withholding labor, the union dispatched workers," said the operators association's chief executive, Joe Miniace.

Loath to say no to any orders, the company dispatched workers from the factory in England to advise on what tools to get and to train workers.

When TPI recently dispatched workers to a factory in China for training, the company ordered bouquets for the spouses left at home.

Madi is one of 94 poor villages to which the United Nations dispatched workers over the last two years to help assemble anywhere from 6 to more than 20 inhabitants who received rudimentary business advice before submitting a written plan and a pledge to repay their loan, usually a few thousand dollars divided among the group, within a year.

The official position of the party was finally confirmed before the 2017 Federal Parliament election, and it calls for the ratio of dispatched and subcontract workers to be limited to 15%, for dispatched workers to be converted to full-time employees after six months of employment, and for part-time labor contracts to be extended only once (AfD 2017: 52017

FEMA quickly accepted, and the VA dispatched workers to get the homes ready- until DHS officials stepped in and ordered them to stop.

Transportation officials have been dispatching workers with brooms to clear the lenses, Ms. Bush said.

Both campaigns, meanwhile, are preparing to dispatch workers to the remaining contests, including Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico and South Dakota.

On another front, the managers routinely dispatch workers in what look like spacesuits to spray non-native plants with herbicide.

But the L.E.D. has a longer life — around 25,000 hours — meaning businesses will that have to spend less money on dispatching workers with ladders to change bulbs.

Automakers here made concerted efforts to patch up supply lines, dispatching workers to crucial parts makers to help them start production ahead of schedule.