Sentence examples for a sort of union from inspiring English sources

He says he will continue pushing as a lobby group and a "sort of union".

These were established in the late 1800s as a sort of union to allow journalists access to government officials.

Sovereignty – though it sounds cool, like claiming back a sort of Union Jack tin of shortbread that had been nicked by Poland – in fact ended up to just be a word meaning absolutely nothing.

Born in 2016 as a sort of union for workers at LGBTQ charities, the co-op creates campaigns to remove bosses accused of sexual harassment and raise awareness of racism in the workplace.

The venue isn't an Equity venue though, so union actors don't have to be on any sort of union contract to participate in these presentations.

And "Big" Bill France ran his sport his way, threatening and taking action against anyone espousing organizing drivers or anyone else into any sort of union which might threaten his absolute control.

All of which I am finding oddly instructive in my work as president of the Directors Guild of Americaa, a sort of directors' union.

Imagine if the United States began admitting migrants on the condition that they join a network of workers' organizations here and in their home countries — a sort of transnational union.

Also, some passages, such as the passages according to which humanity should form a triad with heaven and earth, are sometimes taken to imply that we can achieve a sort of mystical union with the cosmos.

For both papers, Europe is a sort of Soviet Union-lite with plans to regulate everything from female quotas in boardrooms to your doctor's hours.

In evidence to the committee, Page added that his thesis wasn't published as a book because of "a sort of anti-Soviet Union, anti-Russian sentiment" from academic publishers.