Sentence examples for honoured workers from inspiring English sources

Honoured workers (such as those in the military or civil service) were compensated for injuries that occurred on the job.

In the 20th century, traditional May Day celebrations declined in many countries as May 1 became associated with the international holiday honouring workers and the labour movement (see May Day).

Toby Lanzer argues that the way to honour aid workers killed in South Sudan is to work for peace, while we report on the record high number of deaths of humanitarian workers in 2013.

Previous activities have included parades, rallies, poster competitions for children, radio and television phone-in sessions, awards ceremonies honouring health workers and/or agencies, press conferences and letter-writing campaigns.

Perhaps the most notorious case (documented by Ruth Sime's acclaimed biography, Lise Meitner: A Life in Physics) was the ignoring of Lise Meitner while her co-worker Otto Hahn was honoured.

Mr Enwezor has invited Mr Deller back; this time he'll create an installation honouring factory workers from the 1860s.The forces behind the global economy are one of Mr Enwezor's obsessions.

'Respected and honoured' Ms. Fara and two other health workers are behind a new UNICEF-supported campaign to send formal invitations to pregnant women asking them to come in for ante-natal check-ups.

Promises to increase salaries for health workers were endless but were not honoured.

He was a deeply respected and indefatigable theatre worker, a teacher, lecturer, writer, and an honoured citizen and cultural ambassador of his country when he and his company toured North and South America.

Trans porn workers are not a group of people who are honoured very often. .

If we have a serious problem we send the village health worker to the village elders' meeting and her opinions are honoured".