Sentence examples for elected trade from inspiring English sources
"The workers had no rights, no dignity," said Zoran Tosic, 40, a newly elected trade union leader.
Nevertheless, regardless of who is elected, trade will continue to play an important role in relations with the United States.
But how can that be compared to an elected trade union leader struggling to save one of our basic industries and the jobs of thousands of workers against a ruthless oppressive government hell-bent on massive closures and the destruction of the trade union movement?
In spring 1917, Rau, by this time an elected trade union official in his firm, participated in the attempt to organise a strike against the war.
Nearly everyone supports trade here: Democrats and Republicans, elected officials, trade unions and industry giants like Boeing, Microsoft and Weyerhauser.
The '22 is the Tory equivalent of the Parliamentary Labour party (PLP), the elected members' trade union branch, where grievances are aired and interests defended, some of them noble, others, like MPs' expenses, less so.
Twelve members of the NEC are elected by trade union delegates, seven by CLPs, five by women delegates, one by youth delegates, and one by delegates from affiliated socialist societies.
The Indians and Twins did not wait for their pitching stars to leave - they elected to trade them before their contracts were up so they could at least collect some prospects.
Although Pam ends up with the iPod at the end of the swap, she elects to trade the iPod for Jim's gift that was meant for her to show her appreciation.
The elected government traded the Adler A110 for a vote preventing something that should really be self-evident.
