Sentence examples for familiar union from inspiring English sources

She prefers the familiar union standbys: more spending and smaller classes.

Verizon and the other Bell companies in particular have become very familiar with union work rules (and, some might say, the ways around them).

Her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) campaigned for a coalition with the liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP), a familiar pairing, which won voters' consent in federal elections in September.

But a person familiar with the union's thinking said union officials had quietly informed Selig and other management officials of the players' opposition.

(That should be familiar to the Union, because they beat Kansas City last week doing the same thing).

But the person familiar with the union's thinking said that if negotiations were progressing, the board could put off a decision until the next week.

His commitment to our causes meant that he was a familiar face at union events from Congress to the annual Tolpuddle Martyrs festival.

"I'm not prepared to say it's likely, but it's not out of the realm of possibility," one of those familiar with the union's thinking said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

A Welsh banker more familiar with rugby union, Smith showed his lack of knowledge for the game – and the NRL's unreliability in being able to brief their incoming CEO to a satisfying level – at his first press conference.

The two sides were very close to agreement on debt regulation, said another person who had been briefed, but that issue had no impact on an overall agreement, which people familiar with the union's thinking said last week was necessary to keep the board from setting a strike date.

The city's particular troubles go back decades, but much of its story followed familiar contours: overbearing unions, political dysfunction and financial commitments made during good times that could not be met in bad.