Sentence examples for growing labour movement from inspiring English sources

The leaders of the growing labour movement were exactly the kind of self-educated men who prided themselves on a fierce intellectual independence from ready-made doctrine.

Her life of exemplary service started as secretary to her father, and then moved outwards into organising and campaigning for the growing Labour movement.

The King and his leading advisers were concerned about the rise of socialism and the growing labour movement, which they associated with republicanism.

Economic development also requires a growing labour force.

And our timing couldn't be better, given a growing labour shortage in the charitable sector.

The labour movement grew by organising working people to ensure those with power acted for the common good, but it did so by creating its own, sometimes rigid, hierarchies.

When Bernstein returned to Germany in 1901, he became the theoretician of the growing revisionist school of the reformist labour movement.

As a representative of the Fire Brigade Employees Unionn, Casey said at the time he would like to see Tony Abbott returned as prime minister, with a labour movement that was growing, with an anti-war movement that was disrupting things in the streets, and with a strong women's movement, Indigenous movement and climate change movement that was starting to disrupt the production of coal.

His intervention comes amid growing concerns from senior members of the Labour movement that traditional party voters are preparing to opt for leaving the EU in the referendum on Thursday.

Worse still, as a result of growing pressure for a referendum within the Labour movement, supporters of the constitution have started arguing they don't have opt outs after all.

But Marxist influence began to grow among workers and intellectuals, and the Japanese labour movement soon moved far to the left of Suzuki's moderate position.