Sentence examples for labor question from inspiring English sources

In particular, it looks into the “Chinaman” labor question facing the colonial rulers.

During these conferences the labor question was not discussed at all.

Bellamy's reformed society had thus, as his protagonist Julian West notes with great satisfaction, "simply applied the principle of universal military service," as it was understood during the 19th century, "to the labor question".

On the labor question, the two were also opposed, the uncle insisting that he was a father to his workers but that as a "burgher" he was in no way connected with workers.

All students showed a substantial increase in their knowledge about the benefits of multicellularity (question 7). a High school students showed the most improvement in understanding the multiple origins of multicellularity (question 1) and cellular division of labor (question 2).

Citing the battles fought and lost by Eugene V. Debs and other labor radicals during the 1890s, Arnesen suggests a less rosy future than does Calhoun: "As long as the fundamental sources of workers' grievances persisted, the labor question that claimed so prominent a place on the nation's agenda in the Gilded Age remained unresolved" (p. 70).

A special sample of respondents in Pittsburgh, PA deals with labor questions about strikes, workers, and government ownership of companies.

Stanton faced only labor questions, and Manager Joe Torre said that he had also been overwhelmed by questions about the uncertain future.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 — A Senate subcommittee that oversees labor questions said Thursday that it would hold a hearing on the Crandall Canyon Mine collapse in Utah.

But in a country still known largely as an exporter of goods made with cheap manual labor, questions remain about whether the Brazilians can transform this new international attention into something sustainable.

The Roper Center archive holds over 1100 such labor questions from the 1940s alone.