Iwa in a sentence

First International Mikhail Bakunin speaking to members of the IWA at the Basel Congress in 1869 The International Workingmen's Association (IWA), also known as the First International, was founded in London in 1864.

Since its inception, the company has developed a close relationship with IWA and its sister company AccelerateHER.

The Niger State Police Command has foiled an armed robbery attempt and recovered one AK-47 rifle at a mining site in Iwa village via Gawu Babangida in Gurara Local Government Area of the state.

In that time, thousands of people from Co Carlow and some from surrounding counties have saddled up and cycled an estimated 5,000 miles to raise funds for the Carlow branch of the IWA.

The family friendly cruise has been jointly launched by the Inland Waterways Association (IWA) and the team at The Danny.

Those were the thoughts of Mallow man Kieran Mills and his friends, John Murphy, Jimmy Kelly and John O’Connell after the passing of friend Michael O’Connell, who was a passionate supporter of the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA).

We think back to Hurricane Iwa and the damage it did on the west side as the wind shifted," he said, referring to the 1982 storm that caused more than US$300 million in damage.

Miriam, who is from Meath, recalled ruefully the day of the twentieth anniversary, where accolades were heaped, rightfully so she said, on the centre, including by the CEO of the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) Rosemary Keogh.

After opening Aug. 24 with a two-set home win over Ritenour IWA won four matches and lost two in the Aug. 25 Visitation Tournament.

On June 1 at Swope Soccer Village IWA defeated first-time semifinalist Union 1-0 on a late goal by junior Alli Frederking (at 73:23).

At the seventh congress in Toulouse in 1951 a much smaller IWA was relaunched, again without the CNT, which would not be strong enough to reclaim membership until 1958 as an exiled and underground organization.

During the war, only one member of the IWA was able to continue to function as a revolutionary union, the SAC in Sweden.

It was there that he found that he did not like IWA's style of socialism.

Karl Windhoff, delegate to the IWA Madrid congress of 1931 was driven out of his mind and also died in a Nazi death camp.

The biggest syndicalist union in the USA, the IWW, considered joining but eventually ruled out affiliation in 1936, citing the IWA's policies on religious and political affiliation.

The sixth IWA congress took place in 1936, shortly after the Spanish Revolution had begun, but was unable to provide serious material support for the section.

Victorine Brocher, close to the IWA activists, and founder of a cooperative bakery in 1867, also fought during the Commune and the Bloody Week.