Sentence examples for section of the workers from inspiring English sources

At a congress held in Paris in 1905, the two parties merged to become the French Section of the Workers' International (Section Française de l'Internationale Ouvrière; SFIO)—i.e., of the Second International.

By 1900 the parties had been reduced to the two led by Guesde and Jaurès, which merged in 1905 to form the French Section of the Workers' International (Section Française de l'Internationale Ouvrière; SFIO), known as the Socialist Party.

In other words, he does not look like what he is: the general secretary of the Chihuahua section of the Workers' Union of the Communications and Transport Ministry which controls the nation's highways and airports and its radio and television networks.

In other words, he does not look like what he is: the general secretary of the Chihuahua section of the Workers' Union of the Communications and Transport Ministry — which controls the nation's highways and airports and its radio and television networks.

Affiliating with the French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO), Aubame later worked most closely with the Indépendants d'Outre-Mer, an African parliamentary group whose leaders were Senegalese Léopold Sédar Senghor and Cameroonian Louis-Paul Aujoulat.

Communal identities might now be formed by leaving the towns en masse, either for the railway excursion or on holiday, when large sections of the workers from particular towns took their leisure together at the new seaside resorts such as Blackpool.

Section 255 of the Workers' Compensation Act, [R.S.B.C. 1996] c. 492.

That has helped a broad section of the city's workers survive in a rental market that is among the most expensive in the nation.

Each time they cleared a section of the rubble, rescue workers descended on a ladder and then crawled farther into the collapsed ruins, armed with listening devices to search for signs of life.

Strained resources Konady's next stop is a new section of the camp, where workers are installing gas water heating systems at community shower blocks.

Alongside original sections of the barrier, workers erected metal poles of the same height — roughly 12 feet — made from red-rusted steel that is often used in sculptures.