Sentence examples for a labour army from inspiring English sources
He was conscripted into a labour army on the Bolshevik side during the Russian Civil War.
He was conscripted into the labour army during the Russian Civil War, and after the Red Army's demobilisation in 1921, he worked in Siberia as an industrial manager.
After a resounding No vote, SYRIZA ditches the Euro, nationalises the banks, purges itself of reactionary elements, re-expropriates the private property of the capitalist class, and sets up vast labour armies to begin the task of building a new, better future, in which nobody will ever suffer for another person's gain, and everyone can bring themselves to self-realisation.
Rejected in this, he endeavoured to apply military discipline to the economy, using soldiers as labour armies and attempting to militarize the administration of the transportation system.
Hundreds of disarmed Chinese soldiers and civilians who had worked for the army in a labour corps were roped together and killed.
Xiaolu Guo relates the forgotten history of the 100,000 Chinese coolies, who – with their pigtails lopped off and numbers replacing their unintelligible names – were sold to the British army as a labour corps and made to dig trenches on the western front.
Labour values for a Labour Scotland.
I know what it's like to lose leave because a decision has been made in the comfort of a Whitehall office to get the cheap labour the army can provide in a crisis - a crisis that has ultimately been caused by the failings of individuals paid vastly more than the typical 19-year-old soldier now rescuing the elderly or attempting in haste to build a flood defence to save an entire village.
Since deregulation under Labour, a vast army of bookmakers has invaded High Streets across the land.
