nfwa造句

• As High Voltage, he teamed with Willow for the NFWA Championship.
• The first grocery stores targeted by the NFWA grape boycott were on King Road.
• In August 1966, the AFL-CIO charted the UFW, officially combining the AWOC and the NFWA.
• In 1965, the NFWA merged with the " Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee " ( AWOC ) to become the " United Farm Workers Organization Committee " ( UFWOC ).
• Using symbols, such as the black eagle and creating unique poster and union art, helped raise awareness of the social issues NFWA faced, even while the workers themselves were largely invisible.
• Kennedy worked on the Senate Labor Committee at the time of the activism of Cesar Chavez and the National Farm Workers Association ( NFWA ) in support of workers'rights and flew out to Delano, California, to investigate the situation.
• The "'Nuclear Waste Management Organization "'( NWMO ) of Canada was established in 2002 under the Nuclear Fuel Waste Act ( NFWA ) to investigate approaches for managing Canada s nuclear power plants are operating in Ontario and New Brunswick.
• As Chavez s National Farm Workers Association ( NFWA ), as it was then named, battled the Teamsters for its first contract with the DiGiorgio corporation in 1966, it was Ross s methodical and disciplined approach to tracking each farm worker supporting the union that helped Chavez win.
• The formation of the National Farm Workers Association ( NFWA ), co-founded by C閟ar Ch醰ez and Gil Padilla, sought to unionize Mexican-American labor forces to fight for improved wages / working conditions through such forms as strikes, marches, and boycotts was a notable spike in the national awareness of El Movimiento.