Sentence examples for move union from inspiring English sources

By the time he could react to this move, Union Rags was already running into Dullahan.

Union officials say the company merely wants to move union jobs to lower-paying, largely nonunion states.

The opposition denounced the move; unions called for strikes.

Performance-related pay for teachers will begin from September, the education secretary, Michael Gove, has confirmed, a move unions warned would demoralise the profession and be as likely to produce salary cuts as increases.

The purpose of reforms of recent years has been to move unions to concession bargaining in times of recession.

His position on wage-suppressing right-to-work laws is "100%", and he has routinely moved union jobs to right-to-work states.

The singing was almost as powerful as the other memorable moment for you (and Variety) of Fonda "exhausted after an X-ray, leaning back for support on Beethoven's cloaked shoulder in a moving union of pain shared across time".

Firstly, it can be easily checked that the change in the order of moves (unions as first-movers) in the model described above leads to the identical outcome of the simultaneous moves game.

The move prompted union outrage.

His move prompted union calls for other top bankers to follow his lead.

His outrageous move to union briefly made him the most reviled man in Australia.