Sentence examples for foster union from inspiring English sources

The new political climate, marked by the passage of the 1935 Wagner Act, prevented employers from interfering with union activities and created the National Labor Relations Board to foster union organization and collective bargaining.

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As a corollary, the financial constraints that foster LAT unions over co-residential union also suggest that: H3b.

It created the euro partly in the hope of fostering political union.

But Europe is doing things backwards, creating the euro partly in the hope of fostering political union.

How like the American 'religious' right's demonization of gays, which, with similar irony, asserts that keeping same-sex partners from being married will foster heterosexual unions, forestall divorces and preserve the otherwise faltering 'traditional family'.

If we are prepared for a long struggle and aim to use every tool in the toolbox, perhaps we should not overlook the enormous success of our postwar efforts in Japan, where we imposed a new constitution, established a parliamentary democracy and shaped its civil society, fostering trade unions, for example.

The good economic times have helped foster cooperation between union locals and school boards, said Thomas Hobart, president of New York State United Teachers, a union federation.

Former European commission president Jacques Delors thought that a common currency would naturally and organically foster a political union and fiscal harmonisation, but this was not to be.

In 1919, in the first issue of the company newsletter, the Beacon, Boot wrote to his staff: "Fellowship in recreation, fellowship in ideals, common hope, common sympathies, and common humanity bind us together; and whatever fosters this happy union is valuable".

Eric Lott's fascinating Love & Theft contends that the form, rather than blossoming from hatred, reflected a white working-class attempt at fostering a transracial union through ironic miming, even if this desire rarely, if ever, transcended the realm of "theft," A.K.A. the white appropriation of black expressive forms.