Sentence examples for call on workers from inspiring English sources

Just as the revolutionary director Sergei Eisenstein was able to call on the Soviet masses to people the crowd scenes of "Battleship Potemkin," the producers of Lang's mythopoetic bio-pic were able to call on workers paid a pittance to drag his grand piano to the ends and heights of the world.

Companies can now call on workers from all over the world to collaborate on huge tasks while sitting at their computer - a system known as crowdworking.

Where once a company would hire a bunch of temporary workers, or eager teens happy with minimum wage, it can now call on workers from all over the world to collaborate on huge tasks while simply sitting at their computer.

None of it was rehearsed, Donald Trump insisted, as he called on workers assembled at his Doral National Golf Club in South Florida to step forward with their praise.

Using an easy-to-access, online toolkit to print materials, Pouyuen Company is calling on all workers to get their children vaccinated against these two diseases.

There had "never been a May 1 with more reason to take to the streets", said Candido Mendez, head of UGT, one of two main unions that called on workers and the unemployed to join more than 80 demonstrations across the country.

The missive calls on workers to go back to work and acknowledge the company's "sincerity".

The union has authorized a strike but not yet called on workers to walk out.

The government called on workers, who have been on strike since Sept. 19 to oppose the sale, to resume work.

They called on workers to be prepared to act rapidly in defence of democracy if it became necessary.

He called on workers' unions, the authorities, teachers, intellectuals and artists, among others, to hold other Cubans to standards of behavior.