Sentence examples for committed unions from inspiring English sources

Also, cohabiting unions in the UK that involve conception or birth are often stronger than those that do not, resulting in long-term committed unions less prone to union dissolution (Steele et al. 2005b).

Four union presidents said they were shocked when Lillian Roberts, the executive director of District Council 37, said at the meeting that she did not know that her union, in reaching the deal, had apparently committed other unions to the benefit concessions.

"A lot of people are concerned just how committed the unions are to hurting members of Congress and how they use a different standard for the vice president," Mr. Rangel said.

During the miners' strike in 1984-85, committedommitted his union to moral and financial support.

The administration was determined to show that it is committed to the unions even though tire manufacturing has long since moved abroad to many countries.

The writer suggests that we fire the lower percentile of bad teachers, which opens a pandora's box of battles with teachers unions committed to teacher tenure.

At the inaugural CGI America meeting in 2011, the AFL-CIO and its affiliated unions committed to raising $10 billion over five years from members' pension funds to invest in infrastructure projects and energy-efficient retrofits.

But Mr. Shanker still resisted committing his union's kitty to the city's rescue.

The NUT motions commits the union to negotiating with the incoming government to try and get a commitment from it to restore the cuts in both teachers' pay and to school budgets over the past five years.

But the conference had earlier rejected a more hardline proposal to commit the union to four days of strikes in the autumn.

Both sides are committed to banking union.