Sentence examples for labour class from inspiring English sources

'Reds, club of the Labour class, welcome to Istanbul' read one placard held up in the remote suburb of Besakhseur.

But pasties are an emotive subject, ones which can be dressed up as a class issue by armchair Labour class warriors.

(Such projects were also more in line with a social-democratic idea of how the labour class should live and become "orderly worker families").

There were around 55,000 labour class people working at the steel plant.

In colonial times the establishment of a multi-ethnic class system had been suppressed by a sophisticated divide and rule policy of the colonial masters preventing the creation of an inter-ethnic labour class consciousness.

Since this criterion worries more about the median labour class, increases in the level of redistribution will have two effects: first, a longer length of the working period; and secondly and as a consequence, larger pension benefits via the dependency ratio.

Distinct from the domus, the upper-class private residence, they were inhabited primarily by the labouring class.

The social atmosphere changed during the Third Republic, when universal suffrage gave the labouring class an influence on legislation.

Sugar, which yielded better returns than tobacco or cotton, transformed an economy made up primarily of European small farmers into one in which the labouring class was composed mostly of African slaves working on sugar estates.

She was sent to live with "respectable foster parents of the labouring class" in the village of Headcorn, Kent, for six years, before returning to a Barnardo's home to train as a cook.

As a result, "the opinion entertained by the labouring class, that the employment of machinery is frequently detrimental to their interests, is not founded on prejudice and error, but is conformable to the correct principles of political economy".