Sentence examples for labourers which from inspiring English sources

Non-profit organisations estimate there are more than 60 million child labourers, which is 6% of India's total population.

Unemployment is officially 28%, but even state statistics show that half of the 5.7m "employed" are day labourers, which means that the ratio of full-time workers to dependants is one to ten.

The earliest medieval Poor Law was the Ordinance of Labourers which was issued by King Edward III of England on 18 June 1349, and revised in 1350.

The majority of respondents in our study have only completed primary education and are unskilled or semi-skilled labourers, which supports the previous evidence that states they are commonly unaware about their own status in relation to health insurance.

Victor won first prize with a song called Prayer To a Labourer, which he performed in the stadium where, four years later, he was to be tortured and shot.

At the completion of testing the gender of each subject was recorded, and we determined whether a subject played sport, played a musical instrument, was a manual labourer, which was the dominant hand (left vs. right vs. ambidextrous) and whether any fracture or inflammation (i.e. tendonitis) involving the wrist, fingers, ulna or radius had ever been experienced.

"We could not afford to buy a jar because the family has to depend only on my husband's income as a day labourer, which can't cover much beyond the food expenses," said Daw Pauk Sa, 48, who lives with her four children in May Sa Ngu village.

"We could not afford to buy a jar because the family has to depend only on my husband's income as a day labourer, which can't cover much beyond the food expenses," said Daw Pauk Sa, 48, who lives with her four children in May Sa Ngu village in Mawlgyun Township.

Probably the main grievance of the agricultural labourers and urban working classes was the Statute of Labourers (1351), which attempted to fix maximum wages during the labour shortage following the Black Death.

No mention, of course, of the miserable labourers' conditions, which would justify a boycott.

But so is the migrant-labourer population, which is expected to reach 2.5m by 2020.