Sentence examples for factory residents from inspiring English sources

Two hours after the shootings, an Israeli helicopter struck in Gaza, firing rockets into a metalworks factory, residents and security officials reported.

Testing for asbestos exposure is particularly relevant for persons who work or previously worked in asbestos factories, residents who lived near asbestos factories, workers processing rubble resulting from destruction of asbestos-containing homes and buildings, and firefighters and other rescue workers.

The fire was allegedly started by looters picking through the factory, and residents in the vicinity feared the explosion of the four liquid gas tanks on the premises.

As the wind blew embers across the street and ignited brush fires along Route 78, the police evacuated seven homes nearest the factory, sending residents to a public school.

FOR more than a year now, while factory owners, residents and parishioners of two churches wondered if they would lose their property to make way for an Ikea furniture store, city leaders here have kept their opinions on the project to themselves.

Five years of drought have escalated competition among farmers, factories and residents over water use and have pitted the arid south against the more water-rich north.

Of the Warhol Screen Tests currently showing at London's ICA - the candid Edie Sedgwick, the Factory's resident photographer Billy Name behind impenetrable dark glasses, a Dennis Hopper uncertain whether to be himself or to act - it is the would-be rebel Reed who is the most disturbing and amusing to watch.

Civilian antigovernment activists had complained of rebel fighters who needlessly destroyed a milk factory and treated residents disrespectfully.

SREBRENICA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA — Across from the abandoned Potocari battery factory, where Muslim residents of this infamously brutalized town were imprisoned in 1995 before women were separated and the men and boys taken away to be killed, a memorial center has risen.

Various experts offer informative analysis, but the testimony of seamen, factory workers and residents of a California homeless encampment is at the heart of the film's guiding ethical and aesthetic principles, which have to do with the defense of human dignity in the face of a system that so often appears hostile or indifferent to it.

From the 1950's through the 1970's, he did more than any other union leader to forge ties with environmentalists and scientists while working on such issues as fighting nuclear testing and identifying toxic chemicals that endangered factory workers and residents nearby.