Sentence examples for harbour workers from inspiring English sources

Although Kuyper repressed the railway and harbour workers' strike of 1903, he also advocated a wider franchise and social benefits.

It combined students, young members of the left-wing parties and a lot of harbour workers who were against the Olympics too, because their jobs were being threatened".

By the end of the 1800s, overcrowding caused conditions to get so bad the merchant owners moved out of their elegant dwellings, leaving the growing populace of craftsmen and harbour workers to their fate.

I wonder if 20-something farm workers harbour secret dreams of polluted air and starless city nights?

In 2010, Harbour and co-workers identified inactivating mutations in the BAP1 gene located on chromosome 3p21.1, which occurred almost exclusively in metastasising 'class 2' UM with monosomy 3 (Harbour et al, 2010).

Workers still harbour some anger at chief executive Alan Mulally's $26.5m pay package from last year.

Many white and Latino workers certainly harbour negative feelings about African Americans, but these are different sorts of negatives.

At the turn of the 19th century, nine out of ten workers were engaged in harbour activities, but as the century progressed ships became too large for the shallow harbour and the port lost business to the deep water ports at Liverpool, Southampton and Plymouth.

The highest-volume plants he's seen, Mr. Harbour added, often have more assembly workers and fewer robots.

This results in nearly empty beehives that, at best, may harbour a queen and a small worker bee population.

Mainly located close to harbours or infrastructure developments where migrant workers stay and work [ 35], they often consist of a large gated compound with a number of huts (Wisma).