Sentence examples for boss against from inspiring English sources

The job of Russian law enforcers is to protect the interests of the state, personified by their particular boss, against the people.

A short article on Sept. 11 described a meeting in Berlin of the American Medical Association at which Ehrlich's assistant defended his boss against charges that he was trying to make money from his discovery.

After Nomura's disastrous 709 billion yen ($7.2 billion) loss in 2008 that would strengthen Kenichi Watanabe, Nomura's boss, against a board in Tokyo that has its doubts about his Lehman deal.

BOSTON — At the midmorning break in the trial of James (Whitey) Bulger, Patricia Donahue had a few choice words for Henry Brennan, one of the lawyers defending the crime boss against a sweeping slate of charges that include participation in the murder of her husband, Michael Donahue.

Kaid Mohamed's injury-timer header earned Darrell Clarke victory in his first game as Bristol Rovers boss against Morecambe in League Two.

The match pitted the Northern Ireland boss against a familiar figure as his Finnish counterpart, Mixu Paatelainen, was the man who gave him his coaching break as his number two at Scottish club Cowdenbeath.

"It's the power brokers and the party bosses against the people, and I put my faith in the people".

Since campaigning as the farmer's friend admittedly a successful strategy in the upper-house elections, where rural votes carried a disproportionate weight Mr Ozawa has come to sound like the old-style LDP bosses against whom he once turned.

(His opposition to the SEC's board nomination proposal also leaves him open to the charge of favouring bosses against shareholders).And even if Mr Donohue's story does hold water, do such injustices really matter much in the scheme of things?

In its catalogue the Workers Library was described as a means of "awakening, organizing, and leading the masses in their struggles against the bosses, against the misleaders of labor, and against the system that is at the root of exploitation, oppression, and war".

The general secretary of the RMT union, Bob Crow, said: "Once again this is Vince Cable and the ConDem government siding with the bosses against the workers and sending out a message that rogue employers can fire staff unfairly in the knowledge that any compensation will be peanuts.