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1. He explains his own reasons for his engagement with the Liberal Party, and describes relations with politicians and labor leaders such as Lindsay, Ed Koch, David Dubinsky, Al Shanker, Victor Gotbaum, and Jack Sheinkman.
2. As a result, the Party, which had once held leadership positions within every major New York City local of the International Ladies'Garment Workers'Union other than the cutters local led by David Dubinsky, was wholly routed.
3. The American Labour leader David Dubinsky ( 1892 1982 ), though never formally a member of the party, had joined the bakers'union, which was controlled by the Bund, and was elected assistant secretary within the union by 1906.
4. Sigman depended on the support of David Dubinsky's cutters union, many of the Italian locals, and the " out-of-town locals ", many of which were mere paper organizations, to hold on to his presidency at the 1925 convention.
5. But they rose to their influence under the leadership of two men who couldn't stand each other : David Dubinsky and Sidney Hillman, immigrants from czarist Russia who got their starts in America as cutters in garment factories.
6. It's difficult to find david dubinsky in a sentence. 用david dubinsky造句挺難的
7. In the middle of World War II, when civilian automobile production had stopped and gasoline and tires were being rationed, Ford sold its building to the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, the forerunner of UNITE, which was headed by David Dubinsky.
8. Key allies were Philip Murray ( the UMWA man Lewis picked to head the steel union ); Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America ( ACWA ); and David Dubinsky of the International Ladies'Garment Workers'Union ( ILGWU ).
9. In New York City's streets, figures who were titans of their times _ Samuel Gompers, David Dubinsky, Emma Goldman _ led thousands of workers in struggles to end the 60-hour workweek and the treacherous conditions that made the 1911 fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist factory possible.
10. When Hathaway came to the podium as David Dubinsky was finishing speaking, several members of the audience jumped on the " Daily Worker " editor and began beating him with fists and chairs before picking him up and forcibly throwing him over a railing off the platform.
11. However under the leadership of David Dubinsky, the ILGWU became a major supporter of Roosevelt's New Deal, and it grew rapidly in membership in the late 1930s and during World War II, and fought against its great rival the ILGWU to establish a presence in other cities.
12. Among these he profiles David Dubinsky, chief of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union; Louis Marshall, a founder of the American Jewish Committee; Abraham Cahan, the socialist editor of The Jewish Forward; George S . Schuyler, a columnist for the national black newspaper The Pittsburgh Courier, and William F . Buckley Jr ., the founder of National Review.
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