Sentence examples for workers states from inspiring English sources

While the protocol says that all workers injured or killed as a result of the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon or the spill are eligible to file claims, a letter sent by BP's lawyers to Steve Gordon, a lawyer representing some of those workers, states otherwise.

The European Directive on pregnant workers states that you cannot be required to do night work while pregnant.

"We must substantially increase prevailing wages that employers pay temporary guest workers," states the immigration policy that Sanders issued in November.

These states were then described as deformed workers states in an analogy with the degenerated workers state in Russia.

This document distinguished between different revolutionary tasks in the imperialist countries, the "workers' states", and the colonial and semi-colonial countries.

Rochman, when she compares "Worker's Song" to Hughes' "Florida Road Workers", states that like Hughes, Angelou's poem combines rhythm and sense.

"They had city workers, county workers, state workers".

The workers' state of course was a mockery.

"The Soviet Union wasn't a workers' state anymore.

Although many municipalities, including San Francisco, prohibit strikes by transit workers, state law in California allows many public employees to strike.

Among the favored topics in letters to the Times were the miners and the growing threat of "a workers' state".