Sentence examples for worker measures from inspiring English sources

Two-year-old Zeka screams as a health worker measures the circumference of her arm while another holds her legs and presses her flesh.

Sanders stopped short of saying definitively that he wouldn't support the Senate's overall immigration package if it didn't include the guest worker measures.

©UNICEF PHILIPPINES/2015/JEOFFREY MAITEM A health worker measures one-year-old Hasmina Saidamen's upper arm to check her nutritional status in Sultan Dumalondong, Lanao del Sur, Philippines, on 18 August 2015.

Our main independent variables of interest were three health worker measures: concentration of doctors, concentration of nurses and midwives and aggregate concentration of health workers (doctors, nurses and midwives) per 1000 population [ 17, 21, 30].

If it passes, H1B will be the largest guest worker measure since the 1942 bracero program, which imported millions of Mexicans farmworkers into virtual servitude, until it was dismantled in 1964.

Consequently, we can calculate a "fixed effect" for each employer and each worker, measuring the average (time-invariant) quality of each, controlling for the other.

Arnold has already given $200,000 to Reed's anti-public worker measure, and that's on top of the $7 million he has spent on similar anti-pension measures around country, including in San Diego and San Jose.

where ċS is the unit cost of measurement supplies (including tape for inclinometers, and questionnaire printing costs) per worker-day measured nm; ċF is the unit cost for the first worker measured on a researcher day nd; and ċC is the unit cost of concurrently measured workers on that day nc.

The unit cost of the first worker measured includes confirming with the supervisor, setting up the research equipment, and waiting for the workers to arrive; this is consistent for each researcher-day no matter how many workers are measured on that day.

In a taste of the gathering storm that Papandreou can expect, Communist party leader Alexandra Papariga emerged from her meeting with him saying her party would neither "consent nor support unpopular and anti-worker measures".

What happened was this: In 2005, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 1000 representing public sector workers in California, imposed a temporary dues increase in order to fight anti-worker measures on the state ballot.