Sentence examples for migratory workers from inspiring English sources
The one spectacular exception has been the seasonal farm workers, of which the migratory workers represent the largest segment.
grape pickers' strike, who are presently performing to other than migratory workers in an effort to win supporters and raise money.
Most of his songs dealt with migratory workers, immigrant sweatshop workers, and railway employees; and all were tinged with humour and simple Marxism.
The second section addresses a wide range of counter-hegemonic discourses and practices that enable the public sphere, such as memoirs, testimonies, strategies of surveillance, the Tehran bazaar, and the movements of migratory workers.
Tracking disease from above It is difficult to track the movements of migratory workers in developing nations, complicating efforts to carry out large-scale vaccinations against measles and other diseases.
He often presents controversial subjects like: the lot of migratory workers in the country; the high cost of medical care, racial desegregation in a Southern city, uncovering a bookie joint in Boston.
Conroy, who was born in a coal camp, was a migratory worker in the 1920s.
The Dill Pickle artists, writers, intellectuals, and political dissidents embraced the outcast, the hobo, and the tramp and hence hobohemia came to define the merger of intellectualism with the ethos of the migratory worker.
Not surprisingly, these regions are also the main origin of documented migratory-workers in Israel (5).
We found that among migrant workers with a diagnosis of TB, migratory work was associated with higher rates of MDR TB and HIV co-infection, which suggested that migratory work may provide impetus for spread of HIV infection and TB.
In 2011, there were 29 HIV sentinel surveillance centres in Chongqing monitoring nine high-risk populations including IDUs, men who have sex with men (MSM), female sex workers (FSW), sexually transmitted disease outpatients, migratory populations, long-distance truck drivers, pregnant women and new mothers, migrant workers, and young students.
