Sentence examples for have workers on from inspiring English sources

Contractors will end up going where the dollars are and so you could have workers on your farm today but not tomorrow.

"We have to have members all over the world, we have to have workers on the ground lobbying governments," she said.

"In countries that have workers on boards, which is the majority in Europe, it shows that they have better investment in R&D, better investment in skills and they tend to take decision that are more about the long term, because of course, workers are champions of the long-term success of a company because their livelihoods depend on it".

But here are my suggestions: If you have workers on Office 2007 clamoring for specific new features, then move them to Office 2010.

Having workers on boards makes good business sense.

But eventually the Weather Service turned to the zoo, which has workers on duty around the clock.

Empire had workers on Floors 17 through 31 of 1 World Trade Center, the first tower to be struck on Sept. 11.

Having workers on pay committees could smack of tokenism, he warned, saying: "I think the key thing here is reforming the remuneration committees themselves.

Ralph Wiechers, chief economist of the German Engineering Federation, an industry group, said that many companies still had workers on short shifts and had not fully recovered from the recession of 2009.

"Then, we had workers on our land," the uncle remembered about the farm where they grew oranges, bananas and vegetables near the sea in a village then called Smeirya.

Leaving the island with animals in tow has become a huge challenge, said Sarah Barnett of the Humane Society of the United States, which has workers on the ground in Puerto Rico.