Sentence examples for is a difficult union from inspiring English sources
Yes, there is a difficult union, T.W.U.
The idea of a union for the athletes is a difficult sell.
It was a difficult time for any trade union leader to inherit the hot seat of public sector trade unionism; still more so to take charge of an organisation so deeply threaded into the fabric of British labour history.
Claiming terra nullius between Serbia and Croatia will be more difficult, however: Serbia is a European Union candidate country, and Croatia is the EU's most recent entrant.
"Integration of seniority lists is a particularly difficult issue for the unions, and the issue exists now, as it did in 1995".
Crossing ethnic boundaries within a union may be a particularly difficult process among second-generation Turkish women, who in general are subject to higher levels of control than men (Phalet and Schönpflug 2001).
It has been an especially difficult year for that union, which has endured tens of thousands of layoffs after Sept. 11, not only at Boeing, but at the airlines.
