Sentence examples for be about two unions from inspiring English sources

He insisted his love for politics was not dimmed and he looked forward to a parliament that would be about two unions: the union in the UK and the EU.

There are about ten unions, depending on how you want to count them, all with baffling acronyms.

There are about two dozen corporate credit unions in the country.

Union Station is about nine blocks away; Amtrak, local Metro lines and suburban commuter trains are all accessible there.

Clarkson still got to wear the fairy tale gown that most brides dream about, but she and her new hubby kept the day about what it's supposed to be about: the two of them and their union.

"This isn't just about two union leaders fighting each other," said Michael Bolle, a political scientist at the Free University of Berlin.

"Just as every marriage performed in this church has been," I said in my sermon, "this union is about two people who proudly and passionately love each other celebrating that love and demonstrating their commitment to one another in front of God, their families, their friends, and our community".

That means government workers who were not represented by unions were about four times as likely to lose their jobs last year as unionized public sector workers were.

There are about 3.3 million customer service representatives in the United States, only about 7percentt of whom have union representation.

Fewer than 10 percent of the commission's candidates failed a physical examination, while the failure rate of the union's candidates was about three times as high, mostly because of positive tests for drug use, Mr. Arsenault said.

Fertilization in angiosperms is a tale of two unions.