Sentence examples for effect of the union from inspiring English sources

However, we have adapted this metric to reduce the effect of the union operator, which attempts to match any of a list of input variables to a target string, by considering only the alphabetically widest variable of the union.

The most tangible effect of the union's endorsement may be the sheer number of people it can deliver to the polls.

When the anti-slavery bill finally came up for a vote, a friend warned John Adams, "If passed into an act, it should have a bad effect on the union of the colonies".

Another group, the so-called monetarists, held that this task of economic convergence could be left to the constraining effects of the union itself.

"It has the effect of suppressing the union from making an important argument about the most compelling issue for 21st century labor policy, that is the responsibility of an institution like the Met for the labor practices of its subcontractors".

It should be noted, that to reduce the effect of the rigid union between steel bars and concrete on the tail of the behavior curve of concrete another fixture system, allowing the rotation between the pulling bars and concrete, could be also employed.

Now, the justices may be evenly split, which would have the effect of preserving the union-friendly rules.

In other words, the data showed that layoffs are more likely to occur during periods wherein the output price is low, which is consistent with Proposition 3. In contrast, almost all the columns suggested the significantly positive effect of the non-union worker dummy on layoff experience.

The discussion above of the economic effects of the trade union indicated the circumstances in which a trade union would be able to raise the relative pay of its members by the exercise of monopoly and bargaining power.

A few decades later, in 1469, the marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile effected the union of Catholic Spain.

What you make of the effect of European Union (EU) enlargement on British higher education depends on who you are.At present there are nearly 50,000 full-time EU undergraduates in Britain.