Sentence examples for farmers workers from inspiring English sources

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.

Although there may still be room for improvement in the requirements and standards, coffee certifications have the potential to positively impact coffee farmers, workers, ecosystem health and wildlife biodiversity.

"Trade Promotion Authority will give me the flexibility I need to secure the greatest possible trade opportunities for America's farmers, workers, families and consumers," Mr. Bush said after the vote.

Three years in the making, the report — known as the International Assessment of Agricultural Science and Technology for Development — says that modern agriculture has brought significant increases in food production, but that the benefits have been spread unevenly and at "an increasingly intolerable price, paid by small-scale farmers, workers, rural communities and the environment".

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).

Post Office mail carriers [ 21] and another study observed farmers, construction workers, road workers and other outdoor workers [ 22], allowing for comparisons between occupations.

Ruminant farmers, laboratory workers, dairy workers, and veterinarians are at particular risk for infection.

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.