Sentence examples for solidarity of workers from inspiring English sources

On one hand, this shows that the strategy of mediate first effectively channeled collective actions and broke up the solidarity of workers.

Through mediation, the state could fully intervene into collective conflicts, handle them through institutionalized channels, disperse the solidarity of workers, and minimize the social conflicts triggered by institutional changes.

Byline strikes — when reporters insist that their names be removed from their articles — are a common union tactic at newspapers, used to show the solidarity of editorial workers against the paper's management.

There was a political purpose behind Mr. Putin's show of workers' solidarity.

The coal miners... the clothing workers... as long as I am identified with the leadership of this great union, we are going to extend a hand of solidarity to every group of workers who are struggling for justice".

In Grill Ib Michael focused on a love story set amid the war in Iraq, and Christian Jungersen's novel Undtagelsen (2004) was a combination of psycho-thriller, story of workers' solidarity, and essay on evil.

Surveying the global scene, John XXIII expressed solidarity with the "millions of workers in many lands and entire continents condemned through the inadequacy of their wages to live with their families in utterly subhuman conditions" (para. 68).

Sober observers like George Bernard Shaw and Max Weber doubted that any putative sense of solidarity among workers would outweigh their nationalism, but the French government kept a blacklist of agitators who might try to subvert mobilization.

Increasingly interested in the techniques of war, he took a keen interest in the events of World War I, but also began to develop a sense of solidarity with workers.

So as today's rally hears from the Cuban ambassador and messages of solidarity from workers' parties across the world, British activists might like to ponder the awkward fact that part of the reason why there is no Marxism in Britain is because Marx and Engels actually lived here.

That's why I was in Memphis on April 4, along with over 2,000 UNITE HERE union members, to celebrate King's life and his legacy of solidarity with workers.