Sentence examples for in one union from inspiring English sources

"Yes, there was some industrial action last week, and there was a change of leadership in one union.

"If it were simply a matter of putting all of the actors together in one union, everyone would be in favor of that," Mr. Daniels said.

Recruitment was carried out in 20 cities across 14 states, and in one union territory.

A sign in one union demonstration proclaimed, "Voted for Obama Ended Up With Rahmney," an allusion to critics' sense that Mr. Emanuel's position is now aligned more closely with that of Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, who had announced his support for Mr. Emanuel in the strike.

The city and members of the union representing drivers with Jamaica Buses, Triboro Coach and Queens Surface Corporation stopped negotiating yesterday in what one union official called an impasse, but more talks are planned for today.

"She knew what she was doing when she hired the best bomb-thrower in politics," said one union ally.

If Lord North went down in history for losing one union – with America – David Cameron could go down in history for losing two unions – with Europe and Scotland.

Water org's program in India provides safe drinking water and adequate sanitation facility to the families living in rural and urban Indian communities in 11 states and one Union Territory (UT), i.e., Andhra Pradesh, Pondicherry (UT), Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal, Assam, Karnataka, and Tamilnadu.

British (and indeed Australian) productivity shortfalls were largely attributed to multi-unionism (i.e., the presence of more than one union in a workplace).

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, also criticized the mayor's proposal, saying: "There's not one union in the City of New York that will accept a contract without a pay increase for all of its members.

He said "too many" selections for European of Westminster parliament candidates were being put in the hands of "one union at worst, a couple of unions at best, orchestrated by a cabal of NEC members".