Sentence examples for workers to stimulate from inspiring English sources

But what is under-stated in the Sanders' campaign - and which now needs to join the criticism of the super-rich as his main theme - is a call for the federal government to act as what John McDonnell this week called "the entrepreneurial state" - "a strategic state working in partnership with businesses, entrepreneurs and workers to stimulate growth, prosperity and social justice".

In Table  2, change objectives are stated how to change the behaviour of the HHC workers to stimulate HHC clients to engage in more physical activity and healthier eating behaviour.

Returning workers were not necessary to stimulate workers to leave the nest, which already occurred in large numbers on the trail at the time the first workers returned to the nest (Fig. 1) [16].

By documenting these approaches and their hallmarks for empowering female health workers, we hope to stimulate greater uptake of health innovations coupled with gender-empowerment opportunities globally.

He was talking about an eighty-euro-a-month tax credit that Renzi started giving to low-paid workers last year, hoping to stimulate spending; by all indications, they were saving the money instead.

The purpose of the #BlackWorkersMatter report is to stimulate conversation about the real roots of the Black jobs crisis and the need to elevate and fund Black worker organizing.

These wagging movements can signal the arrival of new material into the nest and aggression between workers can be used to stimulate others to increase foraging expeditions.

In order to stimulate workers to readily pick-up the paper fragments, they were previously impregnated with diluted orange juice (30% in water) and dried.

However, the extent to which any organisational structure or process is able to stimulate workers' performance depends on how well its components are articulated and facilitate staff members' ability to meet organisational goals.

If one firm, for instance, can design, produce, and distribute shoes while using fewer resources than its rivals, it will make larger profits; it is therefore motivated to discover more efficient combinations of inputs and plant locations, to devise wage systems to stimulate its workers, to use computers to manage inventories and streamline shipping, and so forth.

In each instance, alarms about a perceived shortage of STEM workers led to federal action to stimulate STEM research and education.