Sentence examples for collective affiliation from inspiring English sources

Initially he says the system from 2015 will apply only to new union members, but within five years, a union's collective affiliation to the party will determine the size of a union vote at conference.

However, it also insisted that collective affiliation of the trade unions should continue alongside the opting-in of individual levy-payers and that there should be no diminution of trade union voting strength or representation within Labour party structures.

In the first stage a union member will have to consent positively to opt in so part of their political levy goes to Labour, and the number of union members that agree to that become the basis of a union's collective affiliation to the party.

There's nothing wrong with a collective affiliation that represents the sum of individuals' feeling.

Drawing on health promotion programmes in HIV and AIDS, Miller and Rose (2008) explain that government through community produces new personal allegiances and works upon pre-existing ones to make individuals aware of their collective affiliations.

They tried to connect fandom to abstractions about identity formation, self-esteem affiliation and collective classifications.

Interested in liminal spaces between territory, language and social affiliation, the collective advances an agenda of productive dissent in public space through play and performance.

In our third hypothesis, we examine whether there is a positive relationship between apprentices and the internal institutional environment, such as works councils and the company's affiliation to collective agreements.

The status of further in-company training activities (Bellmann et al., [2010]) and – because of the particular institutional conditions for dual-system IVET – the company's affiliation to collective agreements and the existence of a works council may also be significant.

We also examine the roles of social interactions (and collective efficiency), having a political affiliation (indication of interest in community affairs) and specific political affiliation in determining willingness to donate.

Our results about the affiliation to a collective agreement are inconclusive.