Sentence examples for imposed on a union from inspiring English sources

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.

The mechanical conditions imposed on a fracture by an external fixator significantly influence the rate of fracture healing and the mode by which union occurs [1, 2].

Detroit teachers could go out on strike this fall as the result of a new contract imposed on the union Sunday by Detroit Public Schools Emergency Manager Roy Roberts.

She said in a statement that the teachers and others would not work under a contract that the board imposed on the union Tuesday.

His move follows restrictions imposed on union activity in Whitehall by the Cabinet Office minister, Francis Maude, on Monday.

The recent qualifications imposed on the trade union bill in the House of Lords mitigate some of the worst of what was intended – but still it remains destructive.

Westminster sources told the Guardian the peers would suggest the amendments should not be imposed on existing trade union members until progress on cross-party funding changes had been made.

As shown by Fig. 1, immigration grew at a particular fast pace from the late 1990s onwards despite the restrictions that the 'Aliens' Law' of 1985 imposed on non-European Union foreigners in order to establish Spanish residency and citizenship.2 Open image in new window Fig. 1 Evolution of foreigners as a percentage of the Spanish population (1996 2007).

Lord Wedderburn pointed out that it was the bill that was treating firefighters differently, by imposing on their union an extra liability.

So no one in Europe needs to fear that the Czech Republic has some nostalgic or idiosyncratic agenda that it wants to impose on the union.

And he wrenched some important concessions from the union, like gaining for his principals the ability to hire the teachers they wanted, rather than those imposed on them by the union's seniority system.