Sentence examples for workers to present from inspiring English sources

On March 2, that union local became the first union of municipal workers to present its demands in this year's round of negotiations.

Firestone officials told the workers to present them with a contract proposal and then were surprised by the sophistication of what they got.

This internalization of poverty may reinforce women's drive to compete with one another for resources and clients, and make it difficult for sex workers to present a unified front when negotiating safer sex with clients.

When a delegation of workers tried to present their grievances about low wages, poor living conditions, and 16-hour workdays directly to the company's president, George M. Pullman, he refused to meet with them and ordered them fired.

Emini and his co-workers plan to present their new monkey studies, as well as data from their human trials, at an AIDS meeting in Banff, Canada, that starts on 29 March.

And many of his remarks, along with the questions from workers, seemed tailored to present Mr. Putin as a tentative reformer.

The next generation of workers is sure to present some challenges -- just like any new generation -- and they will require some changes within the corporate structure.

But the current movement has shown resilience, he said, perhaps because the workers are learning to present their case in a way that connects with a broader segment of the American public.

You could not pick a more appropriate place than this, the art gallery of New York State's largest health care worker's union, to present a small retrospective of paintings by Fasanella, the self-taught working-class hero, passionate leftist and visionary Social Realist, who died in 1997.

Patients who were more than three months overdue for HbA1c testing were identified on MMEx, notified in person by an Aboriginal outreach worker, and asked to present to the clinic that day or as soon as convenient.

Especially in seeking money and votes from high-tech workers, Democrats are eager to present an internationalist image, not a protectionist one.