Sentence examples for cause of working from inspiring English sources

'What this Red Paper seeks to do is to transcend that false and sterile antithesis which has been manufactured between the nationalism of the SNP and the anti-nationalism of the Unionist parties.' What mattered to him was the cause of working people - Scottish working people.

"The cause of my whole life is the cause of working people," he said.

It is seen as a major cause of working class displacement.

In her seemingly frenetic political work, Marx sought to wed socialism with a broadly conceived feminism that advocated the cause of working women.

Mayer and Sandberg are in an elite cocoon and in USA Today, Joanne Bamberger fretted that they are "setting back the cause of working mothers".

(A husband and wife who collaborate on a book often have a different tale to tell, of a marriage that develops terrible strains in the cause of working together, but that is the stuff of gossip columnists).

The research built on the Izhevsk Family study, a population-based case-control study, conducted between 2003-2005 to investigate the causes of working age male mortality, details of which are described elsewhere [ 6].

In 2007, Miller was made shadow minister for the family, where she flung herself into the cause of helping working women and working mothers.

Rather than side with fellow captains of industry - "some of them have never really worked" - he said he was championing the cause of the working man.

Workload is the number one cause of work-related stress, according to official statistics.

Musculoskeletal disorders are an important cause of work disability and absenteeism.