Sentence examples for earlier union from inspiring English sources

The widowers tended to remarry, and the new wife often found that her children had to compete for scarce resources with the children of the husband's earlier union.

The agreement, negotiated with the aid of Secretary of Labor Shultz under the club of an earlier union threat to paralyze the railroads, gave the.

Earlier, union officials said the walkout was planned in response to an impasse between the union and the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg over whether the city would increase health care benefits for drivers, mechanics and cleaners.

Also, the dynamic hip screw allows controlled collapse allowing earlier union.

A period of 2 weeks earlier union rate was recorded with proximal compression tube nails.

Changulani et al. [26] also reported earlier union in nailing with a statistically significant difference.

Fortunately, unlike those earlier unions, there is a "control" group: the three countries that stayed out.

"I got married very fast," she said of her earlier unions.

Some previous works have argued that the addition of a biologically related to both parents child does not benefit offspring from earlier unions and have thus, cautioned partners against seeing the addition of a new child as a way to "cement" the family.

In line with the previous literature, we find that earlier unions, i.e., those starting before 25 years of age, tend to be more fragile.

The family was active in the early union and socialist movements and in Workmen's Circle.