Sentence examples for farmer worker from inspiring English sources

She said she accepted exploitation as part of the price of being in the US illegally until she started to attend meetings of La Union del Pueblo Entero (Lupe), a group founded by César Chávez, the renowned farmer, worker, organiser and cofounder of the United Farm Workers of America union.

Based on previous studies [ 15- 20], this study collected data on respondents' date of birth (this was converted into age in years and analyzed as a continuous variable); sex; highest level of education (illiterate, elementary school, junior middle school, senior middle school, college); current marital status (married vs. not married); and current occupation (farmer, worker, unemployed/retired).

One hundred thirty-five (68%) poultry farmer workers from 36 infected and 39 uninfected flocks responded to the interview.

The largest numbers occurred for farmers, farmer workers, gardeners and other agricultural workers (68 registrations), with registrations also being high for aluminium processing (15), manufacture of ceramic products (23) and manufacture of steel tubes and wires (27).

†Blue collar = farmer, factory worker, forestry worker, fisher; Service people = salespeople, house worker; White collar = office worker, teacher, doctor.

*Blue collar = farmer, factory worker, forestry worker, fisher; Service people = salespeople, house worker; White collar = office worker, teacher, doctor and retired people.

He recounted the complaints of early-20th-century farmers, workers and consumers that prompted Theodore Roosevelt to deliver his progressive "New Nationalism" speech at Osawatomie a century ago.

Traditionally the parties had, for the most part, served as advocates for regions and interests that endorsed them by their votes – farmers, workers, business people and so on.

Facing re-election, Mr. Yao helped organize a group of 31 other independent candidates, among them teachers, farmers, workers and even a few low-level village officials.

The then "engineers of souls" and officials, mostly declassed peasants and farmer-workers, knew that it was too independent, too averse to collective farming, too insolent, even freethinking.

"Farmers, workers, the dispossessed, the poorest of the poor.