While addressing a crowded press conference of National Trade Union Federation (NTUF) at the Karachi Press Club (KPC) here Wednesday, they said the continuous mishaps in ship
breaking sector show that the sitting government and owners of ship
breaking yards are not serious in implementing and following the relevant laws.
Ethan Skinner, aged 11 of Merthyr, gold in forms, silver in sparring and silver in
breaking. Joshua Skinner, aged 9, gold sparring, gold forms & bronze in
breaking.
Previously
breaking down,
breaking loose,
breaking through, even
breaking wind (in public) was a rare occurrence in my life, now
breaking news would not allow me to concentrate on anything else; for instance, confronting a nagging better half in the bedroom, or dealing with kids in the lounge, or even sitting alone in the lavatory in a serious mood.
The power
breaking seminar helped Personal Mastery Martial Arts students prepare for some of the
breaking divisions in the tournament.
Importantly, failure to serve a notice in accordance with any time limits is normally fatal to any attempt at
breaking a lease.
Whenever I hear about a thrower who has a curve ball (or any other
breaking pitch), I will discover that the pitch is actually a fastball that goes inside, outside, up, or down!
But
breaking down cellulose into sugar molecules is a key step in making ethanol from the nearly 430 million tons of plant waste produced on farmland every year.
The President was blunt, so I will be blunt: This program is
breaking the law, and this President is
breaking the law.
Disintegration processes are also an important part of the human realm--for instance, the smashing of windows, the pulverizing of ore, and the deadly detonations of bombs, as well as the benign
breaking of spaghetti.
police arrested five men for
breaking into the DNC offices--Hunt told Caddy he needed to talk.
Time travel was once considered only the realm of science fiction: in
Breaking The Time Barrier, Jenny Randles reveals recent experiments which are showing the time barrier may indeed be broken.
Scrapping or
breaking up ships is a labor-intensive business that for cost reasons is often carried out in Asia with little or no regard for the environment or worker safety.