Sentence examples for development union from inspiring English sources

The number of lieutenants taking the captain's test has dropped precipitously, a development union officials cite as evidence that supervisors are avoiding the pressures of senior command.

While unhappy with this development, union officials voiced less anger at United's approach than American's, because they said United apparently was trying to weather October with as few long-term layoffs as possible.

Each station will be the centre of various commercial and residential developments; Union Station will, in the ghastly jargon of urban planning, become a multi-modal hub for everything from buses and heavy rail to the "downtown circulator" that shuttles passengers around the tourist-friendly 16th Street Mall.

The left was often split: between environmentalists and pro-development unions; between proponents and opponents of affirmative action; between law-and-order whites and liberal advocates of criminal defendants' rights.

Mr. Levine has done an important service to the neighborhood by establishing a community development credit union.

Mr. Camarda said it would take 5 to 10 years to complete the development, called Union Place.

In an unexpected development, the union's executive board opted not to set a strike date but to continue negotiating until at least Friday before taking that step.

Beneath its colorful and much misunderstood iconography and rituals is a rational, pragmatic and uniquely pluralistic foundation centered on individual choice, inner spiritual development and union with the ultimate reality that goes by many names.

Details were still  emerging, and it wasn't clear which legislators were responsible for the hatchet job, or whether they caved in to political, development or union pressure, or all three.

We were curious to see to what extent the fall of communism around 1990 might have given a particular impetus to developments in union formation across the four countries, and what commonalities we could find in the patterns of such developments.

The aim was to deter the development of unions, or at least to control and arbitrate their operations.