Sentence examples for workers for details from inspiring English sources

Initial consultations were observed during 301 visits (each lasting one day) to 114 different health facilities (some visited more than once) and performed by 267 health workers (for details, see Table 2 of reference [ 11]).

A newspaper paid £32,000 to a police worker for details of expenses claims made by a Scotland Yard unit that protects the prime minister and royal family, a court heard on Tuesday.

The association had received a lot of calls from workers asking for details on the voting process, he added.

After questioning the health worker for more details, NASA will strip identifying information from its database so supervisors cannot tell who reported what.

If you have a good relationship with a former male co-worker, ask him for details about his salary, benefits package, promotion history, etc.

Since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced last month that the city would eliminate 10,000 jobs, workers have been preparing for details on where those cuts would be made.

Bombard Picturehouse headquarters with support for workers (contact details here), and use social media to publicly shame the company (their twitter handle is @picturehouses).

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.

But quite in contrast to a so-called "tax cap" (that would put an upper limit on the amount of premiums that could be excluded from taxation) favored by market-oriented conservatives, the Cadillac tax would have imposed yet another huge inequity on the lowest income workers for reasons I have detailed elsewhere.

We also used one long-term dataset with presence/absence information compiled by E. K. V. Kalko and co-workers on Barro Colorado Island (BCI), Panama (for details see reference list in Appendix S1).

Face-to-face interviews were conducted to determine the usual time and the required number of health workers for services for which these details could not be recorded during the period of direct observation.