Sentence examples for workers to accelerate from inspiring English sources

The organization's plan challenges the 34 countries with the highest infection rates to rapidly train workers to accelerate the integration of AIDS treatment in their health care programs.

Recent modeling work has shown that among communities where a large number of CAFO workers live, there is great potential for these workers to accelerate pandemic influenza virus transmission.

The government has yet to announce how the programme would work, including details such as whether it would be used to push out younger workers or only to accelerate the retirement of workers already reaching pension age.

Moreover, door-to-door campaigns by NGO workers are recommended to accelerate the promotion of rainwater tank adoption.

In producing E-β-ocimene and low doses of BEP [16], they have the opposite effect of old brood on bee maturation, which is to accelerate worker age at first foraging.

To increase the number of trained health workers, MOHSW took several measures to accelerate the development and recruitment of nurses and midwives.

Below the natural rate, employers find it harder to locate workers and wages and prices start to accelerate.

He added that the country's election council, the C.E.P., also needs to accelerate training for poll workers, overhaul how it informs voters where they should vote and create a provisional voting system so that people who are registered but appear at the wrong location can still cast ballots.

When productivity rises rapidly, both corporate profits and workers' earnings can grow without causing inflation to accelerate.

The pace of the assembly line was dictated by machines, meaning that plant owners were tempted to accelerate the machines, forcing the workers to keep up.

On Monday, Dow Chemical said it will lay off 5,000 workers and close 20 plants as it tries to accelerate restructuring efforts.