Sentences with phrase «workers in war zones»

Artist Statement «For Healthcare Workers in War Zone» - Marlena Buczek SmithMarlena is a social impact poster designer and illustrator whose work has been exhibited around the world.

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A group of aid workers tries to resolve a crisis in an armed conflict zone: Sophie (Thierry) is a newcomer, she wants to help; Mambrú (Del Toro) has seen it all and wants to go home; Katya (Kurylenko) once wanted Mambrú; Damir (Stukan) wants the war to end, and B (Robbins) doesn't know what he wants.

Think of jobs like oil rig worker, underwater welder / construction, working in war zones as a contractor, and more.

They can be trained to be protective dogs and also to guard, which makes them excellent workers in the police force and in war zones.

Many workers were needed in the Panama Canal Zone, and also in Britain and the United States where manpower was low due to the war.

The photo and sound installation Three Cemeteries (2009) features three collective burial sites near the De-Militarized Zone (DMZ) reserved for Norh Korean - born unrepatriated citizens, anonymous sex workers who once plied their trade near a US military base, and nameless North Korean and Chinese soldiers who died in the Korean War.

Dangerous professions include: police officers, firefighters, aircraft pilots and flight engineers, farmers, loggers / lumber workers, missionaries, professional divers, deep sea fishermen, civilian contractors who work in war zones, underwater welders, pipeline workers, roofers, construction workers, truck drivers, and underground miners.

Obviously, this is a very important exclusion to consider if the policy holder is a solider, military contracted worker, or will be in a war zone for other reasons.

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The contestable period issue was not noted in the decline of benefits.The widow asked me how it could be that a company whose primary source of revenue is from their contracts in war zones, could or would offer a group policy that didn't cover workers doing exactly what the company does and where it does it.