Sentence examples for clandestine labor from inspiring English sources
Li Qiang, who worked for several years as a clandestine labor organizer in China before fleeing to exile in the United States last year, said that "Chinese workers are beginning to understand their own rights".
It started as a clandestine project.
Instead, some keepers of the nation's nuclear arsenal worry that maybe, just maybe, the Iranians and Libyans believe that terrorists could have a nuclear device made of plutonium and wanted to bare their clandestine uranium labors to rule out the possibility of retaliatory strikes in the event of an attack on the United States.
The trade union congress is to hold a clandestine meeting Tuesday, labor officials said, to decide on a response to the detentions.
In strictly political terms, the hoped-for changes have taken place, with former Tupamaro guerrillas freed from prison, leftist exiles welcomed home, the labor movement allowed to move from clandestine to legal activity and the long-silent Congress now alive with partisan debate.
She not only raised millions of dollars for Zionism and Israel but also fought to save European Jews from the Nazis, carried out clandestine visits to Jordan's King Abdullah and, as labor minister, built tens of thousands of homes for new immigrants.
From 1940 to 1975, thousands of reports like these were part of extensive files compiled by the F.B.I. while it carried out a clandestine surveillance campaign on the National Lawyers Guild, an organization founded in New York in 1937 and associated with the labor movement and liberal causes.
Much of Iran's clandestine work violated Iran's obligations under the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which requires signatories to fully disclose their atomic labors.
Not exactly clandestine conduct".
