Sentence examples for endangers workers from inspiring English sources

The evidence is overwhelming that prolonged sitting endangers workers' health, and that people who move often throughout the day are healthier than those who stay seated.

"Cancer, Death and Samsung's Semiconductor Factories" by John Kay reported in the 3WM 9/2/2012 (http://thethreewisemonkeys.com/2012/09/02/cancer-death-and-samsungs-semiconductor-factories/) or "Report: Samsung endangered workers health in S Korea" reported in Aljazeera 8/10/2016 (http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/08/samsung-endangered-workers-health-south-korea-160810064013370.html).

"You cannot endanger workers".

The Guard contends that any efforts to sustain the building could endanger workers.

Freedom from regulation means the freedom to poison rivers, endanger workers, charge iniquitous rates of interest and design exotic financial instruments.

A six-month investigation into a chemical spill at a Burlington warehouse has ended with one federal agency citing another for endangering workers.

Environmental regulators imposed some of the most rigorous and time-consuming procedures ever seen to ensure that toxic materials did not endanger workers or the public, which further delayed the project.

While much of that water evaporates, a significant portion also turns into dangerous runoff that has been discovered in various parts of the plant, endangering workers at the plant and hindering repair efforts.

Perhaps curbs on imports, similar to the ban on some Beluga caviar enacted by the Fish and Wildlife Service to protect endangered sturgeon, should be contemplated to protect endangered workers or environments.

You might invent something like this: a family of billionaires who support right-wing causes and pose as super-patriots, while actually using their political influence to cover for wrongdoing on multiple fronts — not just endangering workers and the environment, but even making deals with foreign regimes that are actively anti-United States and sponsor terrorists.

But the leaders of some state workers' unions say the plan would cost the state millions of dollars to cover the outside fund managers' fees, and warn that investing too heavily in high-risk assets like hedge funds could endanger workers' pensions.