Sentence examples for workers in opposition to from inspiring English sources

Tea Party activists, they wrote, "define themselves as workers, in opposition to categories of nonworkers they perceive as undeserving of government assistance".

In a counterprotest on Sept. 17, more than 1,000 Latino and Sudanese workers lined up alongside white workers in opposition to the concessions to the Somalis.

"Is the President ever so much in his element as when in often heated, sometimes coarse contact with the French?" the news site BFMTV recently asked, after Macron ventured out into a scrum of railway workers, who, in opposition to his desire to limit their retirement benefits, are conducting rolling strikes that will continue until June.

On the other hand, every union in this country, representing more than 12 million American workers, is in opposition to this agreement because they understand that the TPP will lead to the loss of decent-paying jobs and will depress wages.

There, the paper integrated itself into the nascent anarcho-syndicalist movement, pronounced the necessity of a social revolution of and by the workers, and situated itself in opposition to the myriad of other left-wing movements.

In 1946 Haitian workers and students held strikes and violent demonstrations in opposition to the president, Élie Lescot, who had succeeded Vincent in 1941.

There's another argument that will be offered in opposition to later retirement: the need to make room for younger workers.

A devout worker for the cause of Sikh religious and political integrity, Tara Singh often found himself in opposition to civil authority.

Workers cannot join a political party that does not agree with Transfield's actions, or attend a political rally in opposition to offshore processing.

Laws are established in opposition to stories.

I testified in opposition to the anti-prostitution bill, presenting myself as a concerned citizen, which I was, and not as a retired sex worker.