Sentence examples for workers adequately from inspiring English sources

In August, Governor Jack Dalrymple declared a state of emergency in North Dakota, warning executives at the pipeline company, Energy Transfer Partners, that his administration could no longer "protect their workers adequately".

"Richard Din died because the VA failed to supervise and protect these workers adequately.

Skill-based scheduling considers different workers qualification levels and that qualification level increases in the proportion that workers adequately perform more tasks [79].

As noted by Anderhag et al. (2013), various reports have foreshadowed that many Western countries will experience a future shortage of workers adequately prepared for scientific, engineering and technical industries (OECD, 2007; Tytler et al. 2008).

We believe that a multidisciplinary approach that involves educating the population, training healthcare workers, adequately managing cases, and simplifying surgical procedures reduced hospitalization time and stimulated patient initiative.

It also noted staffing levels that heaped 200 or more inmates on individual discharge planners, and questioned whether some mental health workers were adequately trained and motivated.

The observers monitored poll sites to ensure that all written election materials were translated into Spanish, poll workers were adequately trained to assist Spanish-speaking voters and all voters had full access to the voting process.

While council members plan to ask about the possibility of misconduct, they will also press for details on whether workers were adequately trained, if there were enough of them, whether the Christmas holiday hampered the effort and whether the city recently changed its protocol describing where workers should be stationed during a storm.

Some safety experts in the biotechnology industry argue that there is no big safety problem, and that workers are adequately protected by various voluntary guidelines on safe laboratory practices and by OSHA's general rule that employers provide a safe workplace.

(Can anyone hear the sound of clicking heels yet?) But the fact is that such draconian measures wouldn't be necessary if the temporary workers program adequately addressed the labor needs of employers.

Miami International Airport closed one of its concourses for part of Saturday and Sunday, shifting about a dozen afternoon and evening flights each day to other concourses so that TSA workers could adequately staff the other checkpoints.