Examples of using Soviet workers in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Soviet workers were sent to construct it.
Construction on the new American Embassy began in 1979,using Soviet workers.
Some of the guns were discovered in 1978 when Soviet workers were expanding a subway station.
The Soviet Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies of Novonikolayevsk took control of the city in December 1917.
Publications of angry letters from,"ordinary Soviet workers," who had not read the book;
Thus, a special elite of Soviet workers was formed, which was later transformed into an independent social class- the scientific and technical intelligentsia.
The process will involve vacuuming radioactive particles andclearing out the“lava” mixture that formed when Soviet workers dumped sand, lead, and boron into the burning reactor.
This was to apply to all Soviet workers, and by 1961, 40 million Soviet workers(approximately two thirds of the workforce) were working a 41-hour week.
With the end of this war in 1940,Hayhanen was assigned to check the loyalty and reliability of Soviet workers in Finland and to develop informants and sources of information in their midst.
Even though only Soviet workers and volunteers were employed in constructing the tracks and the stations, the metro system itself was designed by specialists who had previously designed the London Underground.
A gift from the Soviet Union to the people of Poland, the tower was constructed, using Soviet plans,by 3,500 to 5,000 Soviet workers and 4,000 Polish workers. .
Throughout the Stalinist period, most Soviet workers had been paid for their work based on a piece-rate system.
The reform's clearest effect was to reduce the proportion of Soviet industrial labour that was paid by piece-rate, and by August 1962,60.5 percent of Soviet workers were paid by piece-rate, down from the 1956 level of 75 percent.
Khrushchev had stated a longer-term aim of giving Soviet workers the shortest working hours in the world, aiming for a 30- to 35-hour week by 1968.
In terms of labour process theory- the attempt to understand the relationship betweenmanagement control, worker skill and wages in industrial workplaces- Filtzer emphasised the continuing absence of control by Soviet workers over their own labour process.
In particular, Filtzer notes that Soviet workers were constantly forced into a position of exerting more skill than was officially called for in plans or quotas.
The wage reforms sought to remove these wage practices andoffer an efficient financial incentive to Soviet workers by standardising wages and reducing the dependence on overtime or bonus payments.
This was because Soviet workers often had to find their own ways of working around problems that made their efforts difficult, such as building their own tools to carry out tasks that could not be performed with the tools provided, or by devising entirely new production processes of their own when existing processes were not suitable.
It triggered the worst disaster of the space age, in 1960,when scores of Soviet workers and spectators died during a test firing of one of Moscow's early intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Russians were once the most important group of foreigners in Cuba,with many thousands of Soviet workers and advisers collaborating on projects in fields ranging from agricultural production to military defense.
Whilst the reform did remove some of the peculiarities of the Stalinist era,the overall impact of program created additional problems for the Soviet worker.
At the age of 20, he formed a workers soviet in Ejmiatsin.
On the left and right ribbons, the Soviet motto Workers of the world, unite! appeared in the Belarusian and Russian languages.[3].
For the war effort, Soviet oil workers were obliged to work non-stop and citizens were to dig entrenchments and antitank obstacles into order to block a possible enemy invasion.
The Tashkent Soviet of Soldiers' and Workers' Deputies was soon set up, but primarily represented Russian residents, who made up about a fifth of the Tashkent population.
China never intervened in what Albania's economic output should be,and Chinese technicians worked for the same wages as Albanian workers, unlike Soviet technicians who sometimes made more than three times the pay of Hoxha.
During the Khrushchev era, especially from 1956 through 1962, the Soviet Union attempted to implement major wagereforms intended to move Soviet industrial workers away from the mindset of overfulfilling quotas that had characterised the Soviet economy during the preceding Stalinist period and toward a more efficient financial incentive.
Just before Trotsky's return, the Mensheviks had independently come up with the same idea that Trotsky had: an elected non-party revolutionary organization representing the capital's workers,the first Soviet("Council") of Workers.
Glory to the Soviet worker peoples!”.

