Sentence examples for violent labour from inspiring English sources
In addition, the race was undoubtedly affected by violent labour strikes in July at silver mines in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and at Andrew Carnegie's steelworks in Homestead, Pennsylvania.
Homestead Strike, also called Homestead riot, violent labour dispute between the Carnegie Steel Company and many of its workers that occurred on July 6 , 1892 in Homestead, Pennsylvania.
Moody's, the credit raters, point out: "The economy has never fully recovered its momentum following the global recession, partly due to domestic political and economic turbulence ignited by violent labour unrest and the associated uncertainty that it has created".
And despite India's record of violent labour disputes, the number of days lost between January and November last year was a tenth of the average for the previous five years.
Between 1900 and 1938, and again in 1974, Harlan was the scene of violent labour disputes between the miners and the operators of the local coal mines, earning both the town and the county the nickname "Bloody Harlan".
President Jacob Zuma's ruling African National Congress faces a clamour of calls for better leadership after several years in which South Africa has experienced violent labour unrest, growing protests against poverty, crime and unemployment, and corruption scandals tainting Zuma's rule.
The Guardian's six-month investigation found a trail between prawn products sold in the US and Europe and violent slave labour.
Abigail Reynolds, an artist, had a violent, elemental labour, without analgesics: "I felt as though I was in a dark forest howling away among the scrubs and prickles, performing some solitary act.
Police are also investigating a series of sexually-explicit and violent tweets sent to Labour MP Stella Creasy.
Police are investigating a series of sexually explicit and violent tweets sent to Labour MP Stella Creasy.
The policeman took Blessing to a shelter run by the Women Trafficking and Child Labour Eradication Foundation (WOTCLEF), an NGO dedicated to eradicating trafficking, child labour and violent abuses of the rights of children and women.
