Sentence examples for workers to pose from inspiring English sources

This pragmatic point of view is articulated by Asha, who rhetorically asks Todd why it's necessary for Indian call-center workers to pose as Americans while selling cheap junk made in China.

She also made pop-friendly pieces like Webcam Venus, which asked webcam sex workers to pose as famous works of art, while Asymmetric Love equipped a baroque chandelier with CCTV cameras.

Mr. Link had to pose N&W workers to get a candid picture of them working.

Fiscal conditions are slowly improving for American cities, aided by increases in sales tax and income tax revenue, but rapidly rising pension and health costs for city workers continue to pose a potentially crippling threat, according to an annual study released Thursday by the National League of Cities.

Moreover, an experienced wire-tapper who is familiar with the trade terms used by Telephone Company workers is able to pose convincingly as an employee when he wants to learn the location of a particular set of wires.

TOKYO — Robots deployed inside two reactors at the Japanese nuclear plant overrun by last month's devastating tsunami have detected radiation levels too high for workers to enter, posing immediate challenges for a new plan to bring the ravaged complex under control by year's end.

Wages, they suggest, are great incentives for health workers to migrate, posing challenges for the development of strategies to retain them in poor countries.

He said thieves had been known to pose as workers for Consolidated Edison.

As cover stories, they were to pose as foreign workers from a number of countries.

Normally, if a protest is deemed by a port arbitrator (a position that is unaffiliated with the union) to pose a risk to workers' health and safety, the union calls off work and the workers still get paid.

Justice Souter noted, for example, that while the statute's text referred only to health threats "in the workplace," the law could not reasonably be interpreted as barring employers from considering a health threat that a worker might pose to those outside the workplace.