Sentence examples for appropriate union from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as is normal again, many thousands of non-members will join an appropriate union in order to be able to strike.

Refer to the appropriate union contracts for more information to determine how paid, unpaid, and flextime leave may be used for lactation purposes.

In these cases, supervisors must contact their college/unit HR rep who, in turn, will partner with Workforce Policy and Labor Relations and the appropriate union leadership to finalize the terms of the EDO.

According to this standard [24], the appropriate union between a metal and a ceramic occurs when the flexural bond strength value is greater than 25 MPa.

Consultations were held with key stakeholders including clinical staff, hospital management and appropriate union bodies, and issues such as occupational health and safety for volunteers and the potential for the volunteer companions' role to impinge on duties undertaken by paid staff were discussed.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Mr. Raynor said he strongly believed "that the challenged expenditures were appropriate union-related expenses for which reimbursement to me was proper".

I firmly believe that everyone should be a member of an appropriate trade union.

A Animals were handled in accordance with local and national guidelines covering animal experiments, reviewed by the Ethics Commission of CIISA/FMV and approved by the Animal Care Committee of the National Veterinary Authority (Direccão-Geral de Veterinária), following the appropriate European Union guidelines (Directive 86/609/EEC).

During the Civil War, the building was appropriated by Union forces and used as a temporary holding facility for Confederate prisoners.

All experimental procedures involving animals were reviewed by the Ethics Commission of CIISA/FMV and approved by the Animal Care Committee of the National Veterinary Authority (Direcção-Geral de Veterinária, Lisbon, Portugal), following the appropriated European Union guidelines (Directive 86/609/EEC).

"Is it appropriate that a union everybody knows is going to remain a union flip the switch to say, 'We're not going to be a union so we can bring an antitrust suit?' " said Gary R. Roberts, the dean of the Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis.