Sentence examples for its own union from inspiring English sources

There was a predictable joke about Harvey Weinstein (there always is); a bit where he started to talk to the seat fillers and then seemed to immediately lose heart; a routine about his Oscar predictions so laboured it was on the verge of setting up its own union.

It entered the fields as a rival organizer, signing up farmworkers for its own union.

US Airways, which applied for $900 million in backing, is struggling with its own union issues.

News of Italy's disastrous campaign for its own union unfolded before the world precisely as the United States passed through the perilous autumn of 1862.

First we had the story of David Cameron doing something, and ​now this: the Tories, the party systematically beating the trade union movement into submission, is setting up – yes – its own union.

While two of the KIPP schools are formally represented by the teachers' union, neither school has its own union contract, although one is subject to the city's contract under a quirk of state law.

Airlines have used federal bankruptcy rules in the past to force new contracts on their employees, and American may now take a tougher position with its own unions.

EDF has put back the final investment decision due to its own internal problems mainly centering round mounting financial problems and dissent among its own unions and staff.

Then the city was able to dig out only with the help of the governor, bankers, fiscal monitors, Washington and its own unions.

Kiev has stood up to immense pressure from Moscow, which is very hostile to the trade accord and wants Kiev to join its own customs union.

Russia is putting pressure on ex-Soviet republics to join its own customs union instead.