Sentence examples for cozy union from inspiring English sources

The quarter-hour lectures veer between humor, erudition and passion, while the venues — including cozy Union Chapel in Islington, a still-working church — are as unique as the format.

A majority of Locke's tenured teachers had voted in secret to shuck their cozy union contracts and side with Barr.

Ms. Weingarten lobbied for him as chancellor, but Mr. Levy denies Mr. Giuliani's accusations that he is too cozy with the union and he has pushed for changes in the union, like letting principals demand lesson plans.

The backing by the N.E.A. of Mr. Obama is likely to cause many Republicans to assert that the president is too cozy with the union and is not moving aggressively enough to overhaul the nation's schools.

The answer, according to Ali and other backers of the suit, is that civil rights groups like Public Advocates have become too cozy with the unions.

Mr. Giuliani fought Mr. Levy's appointment last winter on the ground that he was too cozy with the teachers' union.

One of Mr. Ford's more perversely cozy numbers was a union suit, with drooping crotch, and those slightly distressed and flaring suede toppers did suggest... mmm... a bed jacket.

Perhaps most tellingly, barras bravas are also frequently cozy with politicians and union leaders, enjoying a kind of lavish popular influence and impunity that is uniquely Argentinian.

They have repeatedly portrayed Mr. Bush as indifferent to working families, hostile to unions and cozy with corporations and the rich.

Police unions are cozy with local and state governments, making the removal of bad cops next to impossible.

The one thing that makes Republicans downright apoplectic is the cozy relationship between the unions and the Democrats.