Sentence examples for workers suspended from inspiring English sources

The workers, suspended on a platform dangling from a crane, retreated.

White workers suspended strike action during World War I, but militancy returned in 1919, this time fueled by inflation.

After the department threatened to keep the workers suspended, the union filed a complaint and the two men were allowed to return to work as long as they covered their earrings.

Two workers suspended from the roof on scaffolds were guiding the panel into the building, and other workers inside had attached four suction cups seven inches in diameter to the panel to pull it in.

These are the self-proclaimed normal women and men who face the occasional box-office disappointment with aplomb, the regrettable divorce with a quiet custody battle, the unavoidable motorcycle accident with public support for the hospital workers suspended for leaking their confidential medical records.

With more than 120,000 public workers suspended and nearly 40,000 people in prison, the aftermath of Turkey's failed July 15 coup is being felt across every part of society, including its highest-ranked schools.

They report that the number of workers overall has been shrinking, in part from ­baby-boomer retirements and in part from discouraged workers suspending their job searches.

He found that Avondale had acted illegally in discharging the 28 pro-union workers, suspending 5 others, issuing 18 warning notices, denying benefits to 8 employees and assigning "onerous" work to 8 others.

Nothing to do with jobs or the economy; instead, all the hoary greatest hits of the Republican Party, only this time it has the power to wreak national havoc: furloughing 800,000 federal workers, suspending paychecks for soldiers and punishing millions of Americans who will have to wait for tax refunds, Social Security applications, small-business loans, and even most city services in Washington.

L.A. County social workers suspend six-day strike, resume talks.

As a worker suspended in a bucket near the top of the tower wielded a chainsaw and began slicing off bits of wood, talk turned to the irascible but generous Mr. Boros, who was born and lived nearly his whole life on East Fifth Street, within shouting distance of the garden.