Sentence examples for workers movements from inspiring English sources

Both companies denied that they retained passports as a way of restricting workers' movements.

In those early years workers' movements could grow out of spontaneous resistance.

The Valpreda and Pinelli cases split Italy and radicalized large sectors of the student and workers movements.

Taylor's "science" was given its fullest application by Henry Ford, who measured his workers' movements on the assembly line with a stopwatch.

In the midst of this, Labour, one of Britain's hallowed political parties, which grew out of the workers' movements of the industrial revolution, has become contorted under Corbyn.

"We drew on the Argentine factory occupations to the extent that they show that during an economic crisis, workers movements are afforded a wider array of tactical options," Meinster explained.

"We are recreating the Conservative trade union workers' movement.

With freedom of movement between London and Paris, do we really want to restrict workers' movement between London and Manchester?

There was a national conference of the fast-food workers' movement coming up, in Chicago.

An unprecedented industrial growth created conditions suited for the development of a modern workers' movement.

Dr. Michael Roizen marches, in steady, measured steps, at the forefront of the upright workers movement.