These efforts were followed in November 1968 by the establishment of nationality councils: the Council of Working People of Hungarian Nationality and the Council of Working People of German Nationality.
These commissions were designed as "an expression of socialist democracy" to provide for the increased participation of working people in the settlement of problems involving minor local disputes and local economic issues.
The temporary troubles now affecting the working people of Lancashire wear a different aspect there on account of such a large proportion of the population being employed in the coal mines.
The clothing made up in these workrooms is of a kind suitable for the wear of working people, and is intended to be given away to the neediest among them, in the coming winter.
It is difficult to account for the waste and extravagance of working people.
People of the highest position, in point of culture and education, have often as great privations to endure as the average of working people.
Every visitor among the poor knows how such things combine to prevent vice and disease, to elevate the moral tone of working people, and to develope their intellectual powers.
The houses are almost entirely inhabited by working people, and marked by a certain rough, comfortable solidity--not a bad reflex of the character of the inhabitants.
I believe there is no part of England in which the practice of sacred music is so widely and lovingly pursued amongst the working people as in the counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire.
I was strongly assured that there were several curious specimens of this strange animal extant among the working people of Bury.
It was about this time that the working people of Poplar began to urge him to go into public life.
When old age comes to working people, both thrifty and unthrifty have in most instances to turn to one of two things--precarious charity or the Poor Law.
He knew thousands of families of working people, and was perfectly certain that there was not among them one mother lacking maternal affection.
Quite in line with this commercial ideal are the night schools and institutions of learning most accessible to working people.
Pitch your standard of comfort high, and your income will look after itself," is scarcely an unfair description of the rule of prudent imprudence they inculcated on working people.
Already the majority of the Labour Party voters are undoubtedly working people.
By working people," said Liebknecht, "we do not understand merely the manual workers, but every one who does not live on the labor of another.
No people were more loyal to their ideals, more trustful of others or more anxious to serve humanity than these honest-hearted, hard-working people.
The people of Oberammergau are a humble, hard-working people.
Those attending the church are mainly working people.
The worshippers at this church are, in nine cases out of ten, working people.
The Workers' Educational Association is based upon the work of the elementary school and of the associations of working people, notably the co-operative societies and trade unions.
The spirit which is characteristic of a university in its best aspects, linked with the spirit which is inherent in the ranks of working people, has on more occasions than one set on foot movements for the education of the people.
Such pioneers were hard-working people, lonely and introspective.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "working people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
