Sentence examples for decisive union from inspiring English sources

The battle for Port Royal began on Nov. 7; it ended in a decisive Union victory after five hours of sustained bombardment.

The timing also came as a surprise: Sócrates announced it only a week before today's decisive European Union summit in Brussels.

The N.H.L. outlasted its players in a 2004-5 season-canceling lockout, scoring a labor victory so decisive that the union's longtime executive director, Bob Goodenow, was driven to resign.

"We have taken a decisive step," European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and Zarif said in a joint statement they each read to reporters.

The decisive battle gave the Union control of Tennessee and opened Georgia, the heartland of the Confederacy, to Union invasion.

From the evidence of his own gratifying marriage, he considered the Clinton-Mezvinsky union a decisive plus for the vitality of his faith.

PARIS (Paul Taylor) - The euro faces a decisive week as European Union leaders, urged on anxiously by the United States, seek agreement on a convincing rescue plan that has eluded them for two years.

In a small state, where fewer than 10% of the 1.8m registered voters turned out to show their preferences on the usual freezing winter's night, the established power of party organisations and unions proved decisive on the Democratic side.

Votes from the unions were decisive in electing Ed Miliband as Labour leader a year ago but he has since spoken of changing the party's relationship with their biggest financial backers.

Support from the trade unions proved decisive in Ed Miliband's Labour leadership victory, and he has sought to move the party on from the New Labour era, projecting a more left wing message on tax and inequality.

The outcome emphasized the impact of Scalia's death, as he likely would have been a decisive vote against the unions.