Sentence examples for laboring people from inspiring English sources

As I mentioned last week, you did have an elite in the colonies, but the proportions of elite and laboring people was different.

11910 (1945) (remarks of Rep. Springer) ("To my mind this is a bill that protects the honest laboring people in our country. There is nothing contained in this bill that relates to labor.

China to the Chinese, Germany to the German laboring people!

Already it is computed, more than 15,000 laboring people, who live, and help still more numerous thousands to live, by their toil, are thrown out of employment in the metropolis alone.

For instance, "World History," a middle-school textbook from1987, taught that "The laboring people — the English, Irish, French, Dutch, German, Swedish, and Jewish who had come to North America to escape feudal exploitation and persecution of churches — found themselves under the oppression of the British colonialists.

In this chapter I examine how this vision has been shaped by changing ideologies of realism, chronotopes of history and politics of class, arguing that these images of laboring people participate in a form of class "recognition" (Povinelli 2002) that offers a key to understanding what is "socialist" about postsocialist China.

See Jeffrey L. Gould, "'¡Vana Ilusión!' The Highlands Indians and the Myth of Nicaragua Mestiza, 1880 1925," in Identity and Struggle at the Margins of the Nation-State: The Laboring Peoples of Central America and the Hispanic Caribbean, eds.

I know some Labor people who fear it will work.

But Labor people from that vintage say it doesn't feel like 2007 on the ground.

A lot of labor people are saying that being a wing of the Democratic Party doesn't work for our members".

I was replaced by cheaper labor: people who are undocumented and will work off the books for half the wage.