Sentence examples for origin workers from inspiring English sources

The hierarchy of foreign workers is often dependent on their country of origin; workers from Arab and Western countries generally hold the highest positions not held by Saudis, and the lower positions are occupied by persons from Africa, the Indian subcontinent, and Southeast Asia.

Workers from incipient colonies tolerated all conspecific eggs, regardless of origin, whereas workers from large colonies destroyed worker-laid eggs.

According to Mardia's criterion, five and 14 out of the 15 selected peaks significantly contributed in discriminating social origin of workers and eggs, respectively (table 1).

Grover Cleveland, uneasy with the socialist origins of Workers' Day, signed legislation to make Labor Day already held in some states on the first Monday of September—the official U.S. holiday in honour of workers.

Polistes paper wasps are models for understanding conditions that may have characterized the origin of worker and queen castes and, therefore, the origin of paper wasp sociality.

Larvae nurtured with royal jelly develop into queens, while other bees of the same clonal origin become worker bees (Barchuk et al. 2007; Colhoun and Smith 1960).

Data from carpenter bees reveal that foraging and reproduction tend to be coupled and do not support reproductive ground plan hypotheses for the origins of worker division of labour ([ 56]; this study).

Since the population size of Qin Dynasty was twenty-two millions and it controlled a vast territory, the origin of these workers became an intriguing mystery.

This might, if not impossible, reflect the origin of 720,000 workers, provided that these 19 MBWs might be representative of them.

Push factors are those forces in countries of origin that impel workers to emigrate.

16 19 The term 'push' corresponds to factors that are inherent to the country of origin, which push workers to leave (low salaries, political instability and insecurity).