Sentence examples for indentured labor from inspiring English sources

Even espionage loses its glamour when it becomes indentured labor.

For those who could not, the price of leaving was often the servitude of indentured labor across the bay.

At the very least, though, criticism of those Western organizations that have chosen to expand into the affluent, monarchical Emirates invites a public discussion over the problems of indentured labor and the responsibility of cultural institutions to address them.

H.R. 676, the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act, would have cut out unnecessary administrative costs, given Americans real choice in their health care, and dissolved the employment-benefits contract that keeps us an indentured labor force.

The United States cannot enforce its own labor laws overseas, but if commodities coming into the United States are found to be produced by prison, forced, or indentured labor, it can impose various penalties — financial and criminal — on the companies importing the commodities.

The rising debt serfdom in epistemic occupations is similar to raw indentured labor in American colonies.

There is a racial dimension to Naipaul's reception in Trinidad, where 40percentt of the population is Afro-Caribbean and nearly 40percentt is East Indian, the East Indians descended from indentured laborers brought from India to fill a labor shortage after the abolition of slavery across the British Empire in 1834.

Despite his later claims, Gandhi did not immediately champion the rights of indentured laborers, the underclass of mainly low-caste South Indians who had been transported to labor in mines and on plantations in conditions of semi-slavery.

Islanders, mainly indentured laborers, sure know how to have fun.

Many arrived in Singapore as impoverished indentured laborers.

The administration also plans to double financing for the Customs Service -- to $10 million -- to enforce the ban on imports made with forced or indentured child labor.