Sentence examples for a pattern for all from inspiring English sources

City officials are paying close attention to the talks because, with the contracts of more than 100,000 municipal workers expired or about to expire, whatever raises the transit workers receive could set a pattern for all city workers.

The contracts reached by District Council 37, which represents 121,000 workers in 56 union locals, have often set a pattern for all of the city's unions, and the council's last contract expired June 30 , 2002

The Citizens Budget Commission, a business-backed research group, urged the Giuliani administration yesterday to abandon the city's longtime practice of negotiating a contract with one union that sets a pattern for all other contracts.

6Pattern setting is a type of arrangement in which representative employers and unions act as de-facto leaders and their agreements are taken as a pattern for all negotiations in the same industry.

Most of the numbers will fit a pattern, for instance all ending in 5.

The tattoo guy asked me to bring in a pattern for him to trace, but all the asterisks I could find to print out had five points, and I wanted one with eight.

Blois keeps a pattern for Webb, but not all fabrics perform alike.

The tight finish to the game was part of a pattern for the day, with St .Louis, Boston and Detroit all winning in shootouts, Anaheim sneaking a win in a nine-goal thriller and Buffalo beating Toronto 2-1.

Find a pattern for knitting a Dishcloth.

If one looks at the trends for the ITBS or ITED one sees a similar pattern for all grades: a decline for about a decade, roughly 1965 to 1975 (the onset various a bit by grade) and then a rise to record high levels (no media considered this news).

Apart from the moving meditation the other eight techniques directed the thoughts in a fixed pattern for all practitioners towards either a single syllable or phrase or a set of thoughts.