Sentence examples for worker unionist from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, Sgouras, council worker, unionist, patriot, is prepared to contemplate some kind of foreign supervision, a temporary administrative occupation, to get his country back on track.

Kevin Hamilton – former railway worker, unionist and Labor representative in the South Australian parliament – tells the story of his uncle, Sergeant Robert Hamilton of the 10th Battalion Australian Imperial Force.

As a result, the Busia-led administration suspended implementation of the Decree and set up a five-member committee, known as the Konotey-Ahulu committee, comprising a medicine and therapeutics lecturer, an industrialist, a health worker unionist, an Arts Council national organiser, and a general medical practitioner.

Even so, China's decision to turn the ship around was welcomed by the dock workers, trade unionists, religious leaders, Western diplomats and human rights workers who have been campaigning to block the delivery of the weapons to Zimbabwe.

I will also get to work on building on this new-found enthusiasm for Labour politics by bringing together a huge new movement on the left – including workers, trades unionists and affiliates – to reach out to the millions of non-voters who have been marginalised by politics for far too long.

Thousands of workers, trade unionists and public servants were dismissed.

Meanwhile workers and unionists are planning a nationwide strike.

On Tuesday, hundreds of them protested at a provincial court to demand the release of eight workers and unionists arrested on June 3, when around 4,000 workers forced their way into the factory, clashing with colleagues who had remained on the job.

German experts say the march was part of a growing trend that has seen far-right groups attempt to co-opt May 1, a date associated with workers, trade unionists and the political left, in a bid to position themselves as representatives of the working class.

A tobacco worker and trade unionist, Stauning was elected secretary of the Social Democratic Party in 1898 and entered the Folketing (lower house of Parliament) in 1906.

Martin was a Glasgow sheet metal worker and trade unionist before he became an MP and he is very proud that a man with his working-class origins has risen to become Speaker.