Sentence examples for group of laborers from inspiring English sources

"As much as any other group of laborers and artists," she writes, "they are the culture of New York".

JAKARTA — As a flare-red sun set, a group of laborers in their 20s and 30s gathered on the bare floor of a battered house wedged beneath power lines in an industrial part of Jakarta.

THE APRIL 6 STRIKE was a success partly because it had its roots offline, among a cohesive, organized group of laborers; their protest was then vastly amplified by the Facebook activists.

Prosecutors tried to prove that the original seven defendants, a group of laborers from the tough Liberty City neighborhood, provided "material support" to a terrorist organization, and planned to destroy buildings.

In Diyala Province, a bicycle packed with explosives detonated among a group of laborers outside the electricity department offices in the city of Baquba, killing 3 and wounding 14, three of them severely, a security official said, declining to be further identified because he was not authorized to speak to the news media.

It must be remembered that the white group of laborers, while they received a low wage, were compensated in part by a sort of public and psychological wage.

The signature program of the modern welfare state, Social Security, excluded agricultural and domestic workers, mostly black groups of laborers, when it was signed in 1935.

Meeting with 10 groups of laborers the researchers found that all the workers they spoke to reported that they were paid significantly below the legal minimum wage, forced to work long hours in excess of the legal maximum, subjected to unsafe working conditions, and denied their right to change employers.

And in a village east of Karbala, a bomb struck a group of day laborers as they gathered for work.

Within the group of day laborers that formed on this day, Mr. Perez's success bred quiet jealousy.

The agreement resolves a federal lawsuit brought three years ago by a group of day laborers who accused the borough of infringing upon their right to free speech by preventing them from seeking work on public streets, among other charges.