Participant populations included workers with occupation-related injuries (3 articles), police officers (1 article), and public transportation workers who had witnessed person-under-train incidents or had been assaulted at work (2 articles).
Train operators have said that a "12-9" — transhorthandhand for a person under a train — can exact a powerful psychological toll.
Person under a train at Holborn: "A man's dying is more the survivors' affair than his own" (Mann).
If you live in London, you'll regularly hear announcements about passenger incidents and delays due to a person under a train, but you won't find them routinely written up in the Evening Standard.
A love that dares speak its name For anyone who uses the Tube regularly, a "person under a train" is, like signal failure at Edgware, just another damn reason to get home late.
"Kat's an amazing person to train with.
I'm a crazy kind of person to train for".
The law defines this as including someone who is regularly involved in training, supervising or being in sole charge of a person under 18.
Assessors were trained to use a variety of information sources, such as direct observation, interviews with the person under care, family, friends, or formal service providers, and review clinical records, both medical and nursing.
Six persons were trained under a standardized protocol, and they took 114 trips entailing 7,000 miles (11,200 km), averaging 2 3 trips per week.
Was Washoe a "person" under New York law?
