Sentence examples for workers mobilized from inspiring English sources

Battling the waters are hundreds of emergency workers mobilized by FEMA, including the Coast Guard and incident teams from Texas, Missouri and Tennessee.

Mr. Rivera is a formidable Democratic power broker whose union of health care workers mobilized heavily to support Hillary Rodham Clinton in last year's Senate race.

It was in Southern sanctuaries that young civil rights workers mobilized a movement to topple Jim Crow.

Approximately 3,000 vaccination centres equipped for the campaign have opened at policlinics, rural primary health facilities, schools and universities across the country with about 3,500 health workers mobilized  to ensure each eligible person gets the vaccine.

Approximately 3,000 vaccination centers equipped for the campaign have opened at policlinics, rural primary health facilities, schools and universities across the country with about 3,500 health workers mobilized to ensure each eligible person gets the vaccine.

"Ten thousand vaccination centres are being equipped and 10,616 skilled immunization workers mobilized for the campaign," says Mr Belonog, the Deputy Minister of Health, the Head of the State Sanitary Department.

The focus on boundaries illuminates a problematic mode of worker agency, as workers mobilize resources against each other in their contention for status and dignity in the workplace (Hodson 2001).

In other countries, workers have mobilized online.

"Workers are mobilized like never before," he said.

Emergency workers were mobilized, contingency plans were made and motorists were warned — in the most dire terms — to stay off the road for what was called Carmageddon.

Local officials were jailed then for allowing large projects to proceed without central government approval, price controls were introduced for a variety of government services and thousands of workers were mobilized for emergency projects to expand overburdened ports.