Sentence examples for friendly union from inspiring English sources

And while the former base is close to several thriving parts of town — the bar-happy Marina District, the boutique-and-bistro friendly Union Street — getting there, or anywhere, requires a car, unless walking along darkened boulevards is your thing.

But with a state representative set to join Norilsk's 13-person board, observers noted that the Kremlin was strengthening its hand in the company.A former board member of Siemens was given a two-year suspended sentence and fined for authorising illegal payments to the smaller, and more friendly, union at the company.

He may encounter a slightly less friendly union presence today: the Federation of Catholic Teachers, which represents more than 3,000 elementary and high school teachers employed by the Archdiocese of New York, is planning to demonstrate for the renewal of a collective bargaining agreement.

Kerik had been Rudy's driver; Von Essen a friendly union official.

(voice-over): Under pressure to either get in or get out, Hillary Clinton finally makes it official by answering a prearranged question from a friendly union leader.

In 1918 Doris was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her volunteer work among soldiers' families as secretary of the Friendly Union of Soldiers' Wives and Mothers.

Will we continue to be the environmentally friendly, union-loving, high-tech hub of the counterculture?

You'd think the Pennsylvania primary was a foregone conclusion: the state has the same white, working-class demographic as Ohio, along with a heavy dose of Clinton-friendly union voters and senior citizens.

It was Carey who turned the teamsters, long a Republican-friendly union, into a cash cow for the Democrats, sending the bulk of the $10 million the teamsters spent in political contributions over the past five years to Democratic candidates.

Wedged between tourist-friendly Union Square and its liberal-friendly City Hall, the Tenderloin is one of the mostly densely populated areas west of the Mississippi, officials say, with some 30,000 people in 60 square blocks, almost all of which have at least one residential hotel.

The barrier felt like an overreaction by the police, considering this was a family-friendly union protest and not an al-Qaeda tour of Central London.