Sentence examples for labourer through from inspiring English sources

In a modern society, divided between employers and employees, the only bargaining tool available to an employee or labourer through collective bargaining may be the threat of withholding his or her labour, skills, or services.

The labourers dug through three subterranean streams, which they sealed off with bronze to construct the burial chamber.

The historian Sima Qian (c. 145 c. 87 bce) wrote: The labourers dug through three subterranean streams, which they sealed off with bronze to construct the burial chamber.

But recently it has become a new front in the "war" on the cocaine industry that the United States and its allies have now been waging for a generation in the Andean states of South America.Each day, hundreds of peasant labourers march through the park, spades in hand, to plots planted with coca, whose leaves are used to make cocaine.

"I wasn't originally a labourer, so the labour was hard at first," Lim said in Korean through an interpreter.

Thousands of migrant labourers annually journey through Iloilo City, which is linked by rail with Roxas, on the northern coast, to Negros's sugar plantations.

According to Somo's research, much of the gold mined by child labourers is smuggled through Uganda's porous borders and mixed with official gold exports before being traded on the international markets.

One of the big problems found by the FLA inspectors at the cocoa farms in Ivory Coast was a lack of awareness about Nestle's code of conduct and the fact many child workers do not have birth certificates, which, combined with a lack of age verification systems at plantations, means child labourers can slip through the net.

And so in the holy month of Ramadan she, her husband, a labourer, and their four children set offon a trek through Iran, Turkey and the Balkans that would come to a grinding halt in Keleti.

Her father, a semi-educated labourer, ticked off the ventures as he stalked angrily through her hometown of Dongyang, pointing at the hotels taken over by rivals; the empty builders' merchant; the 500-seat internet cafe that never opened.

African nationalism is making inroads into South Africa through the flow of ideas from the north; through the migrant labourers from the British Protectorates; and through the Pan-African Congress, a breakaway group from the ANC.