Sentence examples for working for trade from inspiring English sources

He returned to England and became active in Labour, working for trade unions.

Of the 73 from the UK, a fair smattering have had careers based solely in the world of politics – as advisers and speechwriters, as councillors, or working for trade unions.

Kagan calls it a fight between "constructive and revolutionary socialism," the constructivists being those who knew they lived in a country where working for trade unionism was a worthy goal in and of itself, and the revolutionaries who favored the Bolshevik path for America.

After a decade of relative anonymity, working for trade groups or researching issues that had little chance to become policy, they again have a seat at the table of power as a new president has made a big tax cut the central focus of his first year.

A desultory period as a journalist working for trade papers – Gas World, Nursery World and the Miller – was followed in 1948 by entry into the theatre as assistant stage manager on a 48-week tour of No Room at the Inn, and by a long, productive period as a rep actor.

"Prudie is happily back at Nampara and Judd is away, working for trade.

Edward Walker, on the other hand, began working for " Trading Spaces" as a sewing coordinator but in time persuaded the producers to let him be a designer.

The proposed rules are aimed at lobbyists who work for trade associations.

About 6% worked for trade unions, 14% are "professionals" (mainly lawyers), and 15% come from business.

On his return from Jamaica, he worked for trade unions, eventually becoming national organiser of Nupe.

Click here to read Sophie McBain's article Susie is currently a freelance journalist having worked for trade publications in England and Singapore for several years.