Sentence examples for enough unions from inspiring English sources

"Our taxes are too high, our schools don't educate our children well enough, unions and other special interests have more clout in the Legislature than the general public," he said in a statement.

The EU "does not have enough union.

"The European Union doesn't have enough union," he said.

According to the UAW, Corker's statement scared off enough union supporters to doom the vote.

By the time the Southern troops got to Gettysburg, enough Union troops had occupied the high ground and the day was late enough that Lee did not attack Cemetery Hill or Cemetery Ridge on July 1.

Under the agreement, which will only come into effect if parties form a government, migrants from outside the European Union will be able to come to fill jobs only if there are not enough Union candidates.

Dale Stuckenbruck, 57, of West Hempstead, N.Y., a violinist and freelance veteran who lacks enough union work to qualify for health insurance, has developed a specialty playing the musical saw and teaching music to youngsters, helping them make traditional Chinese violins and instruments out of vegetables.

There is not enough Union in this Union — Jean-Claude Juncker (@JunckerEU September 9, 2015.

These are meetings in which consultants deliver an anti-union message to employees in the hopes of eroding enough union support among the workforce that the union loses an election.

Ironically enough, union democracy and empowering workers was one of the themes of the conference, sponsored by the magazine Labor Notes, that SEIU and its President Andrew Stern attempted to close down.

Still, the nonpartisan office was important enough for unions to defend at all costs, and for union critics to target with help from high-profile donors such as former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg ($500,000), local philanthropist Eli Broad ($1 million) and Wal-Mart family heirs Carrie Penner ($500,000) and Alice Walton ($450,000).