Sentence examples for workers note from inspiring English sources

But anecdotally, outreach workers note that the only girls who don't believe the superstitions about menstruation are those with educated mothers.

"In countries from Russia to Zimbabwe, sex workers note that police use condoms or condom wrappers as evidence of prostitution, and that fear of police violence makes them reluctant to seek health and social services," writes the UN Secretary General's special envoy on HIV/Aids in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Michel Kazatchkine, in the report.

Although the workers note in one video that often the companies take on pseudonyms so they never really know who they're moderating for.

As Maddy and other sex workers note, laws criminalizing buyers would make such screening much more difficult -- what buyer is going to readily divulge such culpable information -- and thus jeopardize their ability to work safely.

Giuliani, the workers note, is not responsible for their sicknesses, but he did not sufficiently warn about the hazards at the site and, more importantly, has done next to nothing to help the thousands who are suffering from recovery-related ailments.

These workers note that while bacterial growth can normally be elicited during sterility testing in vitro from fewer than 1 in a 1000 blood units, transfusion-transmitted infections occur with a very much higher frequency (more like 10 12%, or even more ), and are responsible for a high fraction of transfusion-associated deaths.

Duplicate records do not always cause extra payments, the workers noted.

Social workers noted that he had begun to see Amer as the male role model he wanted to emulate.

"In an economy that increasingly relies on highly skilled workers", notes the Pew report, "[Asians] are the best educated, highest-income, fastest-growing race group in the country".

"We're helping them, not patronizing them," Mr. van Zyl said of the workers, noting that "people buy because the product is gorgeous, compelling and beautiful.

The early workers noted that large doses of radiation would cause, after some delay, reddening of the skin, which might lead to blistering and ulceration.