Sentence examples for instructions to workers from inspiring English sources

The new software beams far more explicit instructions to workers about where they should go and what they should do.

The couple's energetic son, six-year-old David, is so fluent in Thai from his studies at the village school a five-minute drive away that he has been translating his father's instructions to workers.

"What it requires is for the city to roll up its sleeves, give instructions to workers, put quality control and accountability in place: something the city is loath to do, particularly because it has a philosophy of deterrence and denial of benefits".

They include a sonnet in his handwriting beside a caricature of himself painting the Sistine chapel's ceiling; labeled blocks of stone that were instructions to workers at a quarry; and drawings of food made to help an illiterate assistant prepare his meals.

A display shows detailed instructions to workers while cameras record assembly and testing.

The main causes are easy access to moving parts of machinery, lack of safeguarding, absence of lockout procedures, inexperience of workers, bypassing safeguards, lack of risk assessment, lack of supervision, poor machinery design, unsafe working methods, no clear instructions to workers on how to intervene safely on machinery as well as modifications to machinery and to control systems.

Sony is envisaging the module attaching to various sports use-cases, such as golf, cycling, running or tennis, and also sees potential in the enterprise market — such as being linked to a factory's internal infrastructure system to deliver hands-free instruction to workers.

The factory, in Queens — which made women's apparel for Banana Republic, the Gap, Macy's, Urban Apparel and Victoria's Secret — handed out instructions to its workers telling them to give false answers about working conditions when government inspectors visited.

Starting out with a strong focus on industrial scenarios, Sony is suggesting potential applications within warehouses and workshops — with the specs offering hands-free, step-by-step instructions to factory workers and mechanics.

The programmatic features of aging that originate in development are like instructions to construction workers that tell them the pace at which they must work to build a house that reaches its functional peak, much like reproduction, but do not tell them when to stop and thus eventually their essential tasks early in the house's construction become detrimental and ultimately destroy the house.

For instance, the degree to which the mother took steps to accommodate his peculiarities, e.g., detailed instructions to the yard workers not to ring the bell or surprise them with noises; all the violent video games and guns; and how 'alone together' they had become.