Sentence examples similar to large scale workers from inspiring English sources

The uprising is remembered for its radical slogans and art, with graffiti such as "Be Realistic, Demand the Impossible!" and "The most beautiful sculpture is a paving stone thrown at a cop's head!" It's weird that right-winger Farage would reference a large-scale workers' revolt with heavy influence from communists, anarchists and socialists.

Compared with poultry workers from large scale poultry farms, backyard workers may have an even higher risk due to the lack of preventive measures and healthy environment.

Large scale surveys of workers in 31 countries, including 27 Member States of the European Union [ 2] have shown that 25% of workers across a range of occupations suffer from back pain.

They will be delivered on a large scale by health workers, volunteers, with participation by caregivers, the family and community members at health facilities, community and household levels.

On a larger scale, the workers at the large Bernardi oil storage plant in the Dock Sud area of the port of Buenos Aires were forced to take the firm over after it went bankrupt as Argentina's economy imploded 14 years ago.

A total of 1112 on-the-spot workers were included in the cross-sectional survey from a large scale of manganese exposed workers healthy cohort (MEWHC) in a ferro-manganese refinery company.

"It's gross carelessness on a large scale to ignore the workers at ground zero, to try to sweep it all under the rug," said Carol Lee, 48, of Queens.

Muniz works with the catadores to produce large scale portraits of the workers.

And despite serious underinvestment in the social sectors for more than a decade prior to the crisis of 2008 9, large scale emigration of skilled workers, and a serious decline in capacity that occurred at all levels during this period, the senior civil servants in some line ministries retained a strong tradition of public sector leadership and of managing for results.

International outsourcing, politicians from both parties often say, has turned into a scourge of American workers, who are losing jobs on a large scale to competition from cheaper workers abroad.

Large scale involvement of community health workers in government initiatives and most especially to collect health data for use in health systems has been minimal, perhaps due to the assumption that the data may not be reliable enough for decision making in the formal health sector.