Sentence examples for lead to a union from inspiring English sources

Volunteer firefighters feared the agreement would lead to a union takeover and diminish their role.

Significantly, the 21-page draft agreement states that the peace process will lead "to a union based on democratic and federal principles," the first time that the government, still dominated by the military, has signaled a willingness to devolve power in a federal system.

This would have led to a union of his dominions with English Gascony, but it came to nothing.

That donation led to a union grievance after Frank McCourt announced that, from then on, all players who signed with the team would be asked to donate part of their salary to the Dodgers' charity.

Captain Wilson, the 118th second-in-command assumed command and pressed on with Ayres offensive that eventually led to a Union victory late in that evening.

By signaling his intention to begin enforcing the rule and by redefining liabilities to include long-term player contracts, Selig will very likely prompt a protest from the union that could lead to a second union grievance over the rule.

Cameron and George Osborne have warned in recent years that the "remorseless logic" of a single union is that it should lead to a fiscal union.

Our results show that treatment of diaphyseal forearm non-unions using classic techniques of compression plating osteosynthesis and autologous bone grafting if needed will lead to a high union rate (100% in our series).

The arrangement would lead to a monetary union with currencies floating against the ruble.

A default might well lead to a close union among the rest but not without a period of great and scary turbulence in the interim.

That works the other way too: any sudden surge for the No Campaign  would hardly be lead to a legitimate Union either.