Sentence examples for conscripted labor from inspiring English sources
From this vast web of businesses, the military pays no taxes, employs conscripted labor, buys public land on favorable terms and discloses nothing to Parliament or the public.
The military, for example, uses conscripted labor and pays no taxes, allowing it to price projects far below private-sector firms and even state-run enterprises.
Hallowed Ground Downtown Sonoma is also home to California's last mission: Mission San Francisco Solano, established in 1823 with 10,000 acres of ranch land and vineyards and a largely conscripted labor force.
Maybe he would have had the protagonist of his many novels, Danny Smiricky, chasing girls in strip malls in Wisconsin rather than in a conscripted labor factory in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, or during attempted flight from Prague after the Communist coup of 1948, or in the sterility of a much later exile.
Their employees, even the priests, were subject to the state corvée system, which conscripted labor for royal projects.
The labor tax took the form of conscripted labor for one month per year, which was imposed upon male commoners aged fifteen to fifty-six.
The Army also, according to the report, "used antipersonnel landmines and conscripted forced labor".
Greek men were conscripted into labor battalions where they were worked and starved to death--again leaving women, children and the aged to fend for themselves--and whole Greek villages were emptied with no provisions for the survival.
Born in 1923 to a Jewish family, Mr. Ligeti was conscripted into a labor camp during the last phase of the war.
My introduction began when I asked the question: From 1788-1868, did anyone in the world care about the 25,000 lower class women who were targeted as "tamers and breeders," transported in shackles to Australia, and conscripted as free labor for Britain's imperial expansion?
