Sentence examples for imposed on solidarity from inspiring English sources
Tells about the unfair conditions imposed on Solidarity and how even so they won and got their union back.
Labour should break with the triangulation of the Blair years and promise to lift restrictions imposed on solidarity action by union members.
Among the demands reportedly tabled by the quartet at the start of talks were several that could prove controversial, including an abolition of the so-called "solidarity tax" imposed on the wealthiest Greeks, and the removal of tax exemptions for farmers.
A range of EU countries, including France and Germany, are now calling for targeted sanctions to be imposed on Kiev as a gesture of solidarity with the Ukrainian people.
Lastly, Europe did not display any real solidarity towards one of its member states, but imposed on it the coercive rules of the IMF, which protect not the nations, but the banks.
Lastly, Europe did not display any real solidarity towards one of its member-states, but imposed on it the coercive rules of the IMF, which protect not the nations, but the banks, and promise deep and endless recession.
Many younger delegates complained in interviews of the hardships imposed on rank-and-file workers by the Solidarity-led Government's economic changes.
The European Trade Union Confederation said that 40 unions in 23 countries had joined the "day of action and solidarity" against the blanket of austerity imposed on state spending in the past four years.
The cabinet is taking a 30 per cent pay cut in a show of solidarity with voters and strict rules have been imposed on travel expenses and the acceptance of gifts while in office.
The anti-capitalist collective's reported objective is to "build democracy and solidarity from bottom to the top," and it has firmly condemned the budget restrictions imposed on Greece by the "troika" since 2010.
