Sentence examples for black trade from inspiring English sources

Allowing free organisation for trade unions, also black trade unions.

Unlike the Common Market's principles, these do not support black trade unions.

(He also designed posters for the black trade unions, which had gained the right to strike in 1979).

Provided that black trade unions registered, they received access to a new industrial court, and they legally could strike.

By mid-July, as Rustin steadily built an organization of staff members, volunteers and black trade unionists, Kennedy accepted the inevitable and endorsed the march.

Black workers also engaged in sporadic strikes before, during, and after World War I, giving rise to the first black trade unions.

There is also a thriving black-market trade both ways, usually by boat.

The guerrillas, who are pressed for hard currency, have developed a brisk black-market trade in Khmer antiquities with Thailand.

"You cannot fight the black-market trade in wildlife unless you understand how the underground economy operates," he says.

For years now European authorities have been trying to combat the growing black-market trade in American cigarettes in Europe.

Moreover, the strength of interest can be exaggerated by a flourishing black-market trade in fake "followers" and "retweets" to boost brands, celebrities and sometimes the microblog itself.