Sentence examples for A union formed from inspiring English sources

Two months later Putin proposed either a unified state or a union formed according to the principles of the European Union.

In the late 1990s, as chairman of the Association of Indonesian Journalists, a union formed to fight the restrictions of the Suharto years, he spent time in hiding.

The bank had been owned by Unite Here, a union formed by the 2004 merger of the nation's main apparel workers union and the nation's main hotel workers union.

Mayor John DeStefano Jr. said, "I think the hospital will do anything it can to avoid a union forming".

Instead, The Alps was a credit union formed in Sweden and, unlike banks, credit unions there are not regulated.

Influence in wage-setting is shifting, for example to IG BCE, a more flexible chemicals union formed in a merger last year.

Last year the union formed a foster care division to try to win collective bargaining rights for foster parents.

This bundling of functions, an artifact of how unions formed historically, is a major problem for political organizing today.

The Barrier Industrial Council, an amalgamation of labour unions formed in 1925, remains an influential force in the city's civic affairs.

When women get married, a union is formed.

This right exists both before and after a union is formed.