Sentence examples for workers manner from inspiring English sources
The phrase "workers manner" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe the way workers behave or conduct themselves, but it lacks proper grammatical structure. Example: "The workers' manner of communication was professional and respectful."
The observations focused on characteristics of caregivers, types of antigens offered, potential missed opportunities, and health workers' manner, counseling, and vaccination technique.
In addition to filling the potholes, he said he was going to fill in the gaps in his workers' manners.
The DP subscale measures workers' impersonal manner in responding to recipients of services.
He has ruled against workers in all manner of discrimination cases.
Now that President Bush has returned to Washington (Week in Review, Sept. 2), he should suggest the legislative step of mandating longer vacations for American workers in the manner of most Western European countries.
He absurdly argued that "union bosses" will only worsen airline security (never mind that other federal workers and all manner of police forces responsibly exercise that right) while suggesting that President Obama has been out to "appease the terrorists".
The group is reputed to refuse to pay bribes, and treats its workers comparatively well.The manner in which it appears to be seeking Mr Tata's replacement certainly offers a positive example to Indian businesses.
Mr. Johnson predicted that Sheriff Arpaio would be unable to bring an employer sanctions case against the company because since January Golfland executives have used a federal database to check the immigration status of newly hired workers in the manner prescribed by the state law.
The Hibernating Political Animal IT has been six weeks since Senator John Edwards's exit from the presidential campaign cut short the Democratic primary season, sending legions of political workers on all manner of adventure vacation and job search, not to mention soul search.
In a nondescript building not far from the historic center of Rome there is a sleek 24-hour command center straight out of a James Bond villain's lair (minus the television screens playing Italian game shows), where military officials, meteorologists and emergency workers track all manner of potential natural calamities.
More, he wants to use the technology to circumnavigate physical infrastructure deficits such as lack of banks, using mobile phones to pay government workers in a manner that is both timely and ensures the full amount reaches the intended recipient.
