Sentence examples for hand union from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, union membership did make a significant difference in voters' preferences.

On the other hand, Union Africans have a much harder battle to fight: there is no outside force (such as the withdrawal of the British) to aid them.

With only partial and distorted data on hand, union leaders, as well as the population as a whole, may be overestimating inflation.

"On one hand, union members are critical of the administration on the China trade issue," said John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

On one hand, union leaders say they will in no way disrupt the nomination process, meaning they will not put Mr. Kerry in a ticklish situation about whether to cross a picket line to accept the nomination.

On the other hand, union leaders make muscular statements that they will picket Mayor Menino wherever he goes during the convention, and let the chips fall where they may.

In France, Spain, and to an extent the Netherlands and Austria, on the other hand, unions were left behind by rapid industrial modernization and went into precipitous decline.

On the other hand, unions will likely pressure the Administration to curtail trade agreements, in the interest of preventing the further loss of industrial jobs to other countries.

On the one hand, unions have historically provided positive outcomes to members through collective bargaining agreements.

The cozy old "dad and lad" tradition — fathers handing union membership to sons — has given way to rigorous testing and schooling.

Political insiders said adopting the more stringent accounting principles could also strengthen Mr. Malloy's hand with union leaders and lawmakers.