Sentence examples for embarrassing union from inspiring English sources

Although the Union troops put up a furious defense, Pope's army was forced to retreat in a manner similar to the embarrassing Union defeat at First Bull Run First Manassass), fought on roughly the same battleground.

But in a trend that could hurt Mrs. Clinton and embarrass union officials, many of the rank and file do not seem inclined to play follow the leader.

The Teamsters have given the labor relations board information about Overnite's payments to Mr. Holly as well as other evidence the union says demonstrates that Overnite had antiunion workers engage in violence to embarrass the union.

At any moment, one of the league's loose cannons could embarrass the union.

We've already been able to embarrass the union into calling protests on 30 November, now we need to rattle the Cabinet Office.

Labor also faces other problems: the occasional embarrassing episodes of union corruption, repeated Republican efforts to weaken unions, and internal feuding among union leaders over political strategy and trade issues.

One penalty payment agreed to by management proved so embarrassing that the union was willing to give it up.

I have respect for both of you, but this entire situation is embarrassing to the union and shouldn't have come to this.

The act, now being debated by Congress, is embarrassing for U.S. unions, such as the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and Unite, because they are opposing any duty-free access for Africa even though studies show it would create jobs in Africa and scarcely affect employment here.

A new audit of District Council 37, New York City's giant municipal employees' union, adds embarrassing new details about systematic corruption and lavish perks at the union, including its spending $345,000 for a reception at a union convention.

"Quite frankly, I think, if anything, the union is embarrassing themselves by trying to do this at this time".