Sentence examples for healthy union from inspiring English sources
Baron told BBC rugby reporter Alastair Eykyn: "I left a financially strong and healthy union.
But after some initial turbulence, we expect the American Airlines-US Airways marriage will be a healthy union in the long run, with benefits for both the airline industry and consumers.
Both a farmers' market and Union Square Main Streets will hopefully lead to a more livable and economically healthy Union Square.
Unfortunately, current law imposes inflexible regulatory capital requirements on credit unions which unfairly penalize healthy credit unions for growing to meet the needs of their members.
The healthy links with unions should be celebrated.
The deal involved more "income verification" for people getting help buying insurance under Obamacare — the health-care version of a voter-I.D. law — and delaying a fee on insurers meant to protect those with less healthy subscribers (helpful for union plans), plus talks, in December, to keep alive the vision of bipartisan budget compromise.
Effort needs to be made by both parties every day to make sure that the couple is happy and that the union is healthy.
As a candidate he saved his sternest threats for the teachers' and state workers' unions, whose healthy pay and benefits packages, he argued, were slowly strangling the schools and running the state's finances into the ground.
It points out that many states adopted their collective bargaining laws in order to put a stop to crippling strikes, and argues that unions need healthy funding levels in order to hire qualified staff who can handle such negotiations.
"However, we maintain prudent lending policies that by nature maintain a sound mortgage portfolio for the credit union and create a healthy borrowing situation for the member.
