Sentence examples for fire gap from inspiring English sources

After the 2010 Hameen fire, Gap spent about two years talking with international NGOs and trade unions in an effort to devise a cooperative approach to worker safety.

After the 2010 Bangladesh fire, Gap spent more than $1m on fire-safety inspections, created a $20m lending fund to help factory owners make needed repairs and set aside $2m to support workers who missed work while safety problems were being fixed.

My mom and pops were into Earth Wind and Fire, Gap Band, El Chicano, really funky stuff, you know?

There are several potential explanations for the firing gap.

The game, an urban spoof of the 1994 SNES classic Donkey Kong Country, challenges players to hop over track fires, gaps, rats wielding pizza slices, and stalled trains to deliver Gregg to his final destination (which, spoiler, is in another city).

Fire up GAP by typing gap at the shell prompt and paste in the following lines representing the rotations of the 6 faces and the definition of the group 'cube' which is generated by these motions.

Workers told officials they had been stripping asbestos from beams, and the fire spread quickly through gaps and holes in the structure.

This is so since the only reform raising the firing-costs gap during this period took place in 2002, i.e. in the middle of that period.

We build a simple model of a dual labour market, with a large firing-costs gap between permanent and temporary workers.

This paper analyzes how changes in the firing-costs gap between permanent and temporary workers affect firms' TFP in a dual labour market.

We test these implications in a large panel of Spanish manufacturing firms from 1991 to 2005, looking at the effects of three labour market reforms which entailed substantial changes in the firing-costs gap.