Sentence examples for close to union from inspiring English sources

They were building a house in Mount Olive, N.J., close to Union, where he grew up and where his parents still live.

Mr. Cuomo, who is close to union officials representing health care workers, has taken a more collaborative approach with those unions in his effort to overhaul the state Medicaid program, at least so far.

[Editor's note: Lou's, established 1923, is close to Union Station and the beginning of Route 66 and was frequented by many travellers before their journey along the road, earning it the nickname "the first stop on the Mother Road".] I love these places.

Virginia declared its secession and was rewarded with the Confederate capital, despite the exposed position of Richmond so close to Union lines.

McClellan objected to the transfer of his investigation to the Labor Committee because he felt the Labor chairman, Senator John F. Kennedy, was too close to union leaders and would not thoroughly investigate organized labor.

Ahead of a conference in which Ed Miliband wants to signal a loosening of trade union power inside Labour, 47% think the party is still too close to unions.

Many of them, including Democrats who have been historically close to unions, said they were taking aim at public pensions, which they said were no longer affordable.

For a late drink aim for Bourbon & Branch (bourbonandbranch.com) on Jones Street close to Union Square.

They met at his office, in an Art Deco tower close to Union Square.

Part of the sport of drinking espresso is appreciating the different interpretations you find at coffee shops worth the detour: Bowery Coffee, on Houston Street just off the Bowery; Culture Espresso, two blocks from Bryant Park; Everyman Espresso, close to Union Square; Ports, across the street from the Chelsea Hotel; Sweetleaf, in Long Island City; or Third Rail, in the West Village.

A lawyer close to the union said that in March the union proposed that before teams were eliminated they would be put up for sale or relocation.