Sentence examples for workers separately from inspiring English sources

Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, yesterday endorsed a resolution that called for the future World Trade Center memorial to list the names of firefighters, police officers and rescue workers separately from those of other victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Table 2 reports sample statistics for male and female workers separately for each year.

Part-time In-service trainings were provided to kindergarten teachers and childcare workers separately by their respective departments in the 1950s and 1960s.

Focusing on the argument that rural-to-urban migration is induced by the incentive to earn higher wages and accumulate human capital in form of work experience, the analysis proceeds by estimating the returns to education, work experience and ability for rural and urban salaried workers separately.

He doesn't believe in the idea of training older workers separately from younger workers on the mistaken notion that they "learn differently".

The actual figures are likely to have been considerably higher; not all mines recorded male and female workers separately, and after 1872 there may have been deliberate under-reporting of the number of children working, owing to legal restrictions on their employment.

During Johnson's first job in politics, on Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign, Schacht and a fellow campaign worker separately accused Johnson of sexual assault.

But the Calais crisis has deepened this summer because of the growing number of arrivals elsewhere and because striking French ferry workers have separately caused travel chaos.

Serum samples from all 365 workers were separately tested for antibodies to A. phagocytophilum at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Table 1 shows the individual-level distribution of working conditions for all observed care workers and separately for observed responders and non-responders of the questionnaire.

The next day, some Democrats criticized Mr. Gephardt for his decision to move ahead with only a promise from Mr. Hastert that Congress would address the worker issue separately.