Sentence examples for less union from inspiring English sources

"The paradox would be that the monetary union that was supposed to be a steppingstone to more union becomes a steppingstone to less union," said Mr. De Grauwe, who is also a former member of the Belgian parliament.

Peetz criticised the report for cherrypicking which year it took as a base point with the result that (union-dominated, ABCC-regulated) commercial construction appeared a lot more expensive than (less union heavy, not ABCC regulated) domestic construction.

Meanwhile the Liberal Democrats, not long ago to the left of Labour on fiscal issues, have gone further than the two main parties in specifying what spending they would cut (see article).Even weakened, the unions could make life hard for a Tory government, whose market-based reforms for schools will provoke no less union ire than its as-yet-vague spending plans.

This trend continued, with less union occurring in the animals of the control group (Tables 3, 4; Figs. 1, 2, 3).

There are less union strikes.

Counterintuitive at first glance — organized labor's historic goal has been to obtain more for workers, not less — union exemptions are absent from state and federal pay standards.

The company insisted on more, though, threatening to pull production from the Seattle area and possibly move it to a less union-friendly state if the machinist union didn't agree to major concessions.

Also, cohabiting unions in the UK that involve conception or birth are often stronger than those that do not, resulting in long-term committed unions less prone to union dissolution (Steele et al. 2005b).

It should be a "leaner, less bureaucratic union", he says.

The Foreign Office judged that a wider, less cohesive union would be a shallower, looser one.

And 48percentt of the city's 2,741 assistant principals have three years of experience or less, the union said.