Sentence examples for labourer under from inspiring English sources

Mr Yeltsin will decide next year where they should be put to rest.A court in Bonn ruled that a Jewish woman who had been a slave labourer under the Nazis could be compensated for her unpaid work.

America imported Mexican farm labourers under its Bracero programme.The trouble is that such a dirigiste design is not well suited to today's liberal democracies and their flexible labour markets.

On June 12th came an unexpected breakthrough in the vexed 18-month discussions between German and American negotiators over compensation for slave labourers under the Nazi regime; first payments should go to the victims within the year.

The new deal, a useful victory for Mr Schröder, has the added bonus of leaving the next round of wage negotiations until after the general election, due in the early autumn of 2002.Mr Schröder is also relieved that the painfully protracted negotiations over compensation for former forced labourers under the Nazis have at last been concluded.

The 415km Thailand-Burma railway was built by Allied Prisoners of War and forced civilian labourers under the Japanese between 1942 and 1943.

To carry out the improvements more efficiently and cheaply, Green raised a Soldier Artificer Company – a predecessor of the Royal Engineers – of skilled labourers under military discipline.

With an estimated 12.6 million children engaged in hazardous occupations, India has the largest number of child labourers under the age of 14 in the world.

Thirty per cent are labourers, labour tenants, and squatters on white farms and work and live under conditions similar to those of the serfs of the Middle Ages.

At Itanwali's brick kiln, labourers toil under a towering chimney spewing black smoke.

In the crumbling Ottoman old town, Sudanese man the sweatshops, Egyptians serve the tea, and West African day-labourers wait under flyovers for an invitation to sweep the streets.

The truth is that we are trying to create 'Mindongs' in Europe, like the Chinese 'half-farmers, half-labourers' working under the worst possible conditions.