Sentence examples for enormous union from inspiring English sources

There is an enormous Union cemetery by the river, with many of the graves identified merely by numbers, and monuments, stones and plinths dot the enormous battlefield, identifying where various units fought and fell.

The stakes are enormous: A union victory of this scale could energize the labor movement's long-tortured efforts to make headway in the American South, a region whose low wages and lack of collective bargaining helps depress employment standards nationwide.

Speaking with the National Union of Students (NUS), Gail Adams - who is head of nursing for Unison, Britain's largest public sector trade union - described the loss of money as "an enormous sum" for many in such professions.

On the high street in Grays, a pound shop sells enormous piles of Union flags and flip-flops printed with English flags.

But others, while they give the union enormous credit for introducing the new curriculum and not opposing the takeover, note that it had little choice but to change, given sentiment in the city.

At the main entrance of this three-storey corpse is an enormous concrete trade union plaque, which has been there since 1984.

But there is still enormous opposition, from unions, community groups and elected leaders, to the idea of a Wal-Mart rising in any city neighborhood.

One factor may be the enormous power of unions representing public employees.

As Nishimura put it, European banking union has "enormous significance" in avoiding an adverse feedback loop.

But the Combahee raid was planned and executed primarily as a liberation raid, to find and free those who were unable or unwilling to take the enormous risks to reach Union lines on their own.

In a tribute to Morrison, Michelle Stanistreet, the NUJ's general secretary, spoke of his enormous impact on the union and "his passion and commitment to journalism and to social justice and equality".