Sentence examples for deep union from inspiring English sources

The political stakes now may be highest for Rahm Emanuel, the Democratic mayor in a city with deep union roots.

Nonetheless, she said the new effort might gain traction because it is taking place in New York, a city with deep union roots where many workers are sympathetic to unions.

It will go instead for deeper union.

But any moves toward a deeper union within Europe will require constitutional change.

And for those who wanted to see a deeper union, the results were very disappointing.

At that time his main concern was to create a base of operations for deeper Union thrusts into the Confederacy.

Leaders face an unpalatable choice between a euro-zone break-up, which risks plunging the region into depression, and a deeper union, which would make core countries such as Germany liable for the periphery's problems.

Europeans, at least for now, do not like each other enough to make a deeper union work.A question posed worldwide by the Pew Research Centre over several years offers a good example of Europe's clashing social contracts.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany defied skeptics and laid the groundwork for a deeper union that she said rights the mistakes of the euro's birth and puts integration on a stable path for the long term.

He also warned other European leaders that any attempt to "shoehorn countries" into ever deeper union, was a mistake that Britain wouldn't be part of.

What we see in Dionysius, by contrast, is a retention of one's place in hierarchy and a very concrete return to identity in the case of human beings, for instance, through scripture, ritual, and practical performance to a deeper union with God rather than a simple, spatially conceived movement "up" the hierarchy.