Sentence examples for much of union from inspiring English sources

Much of Union's fiscal vulnerability can be traced to its philosophical independence, said Barbara Wheeler, director of the Auburn Center for the Study of Theological Education, which is part of the seminary.

So it is with Scotland and England, yet for much of the union's 300-odd years, most people both north and south of the border have taken it for granted, and the arguments in its favour have largely gone by default.

Much of the union members' opposition stems from a widespread conviction that the North American Free Trade Agreement encouraged an exodus of American industry -- and jobs -- to Mexico.

But he continues to battle for immigrants, who make up much of his union's membership.

The governor has stolen his clothes on the environment and, by agreeing to a rise in the minimum wage, blunted much of the union opposition he suffered last year.

But Mike Dolan, who enjoys the secret sympathies of much of the union membership, can't be persuaded to drop out of the race -- even after his life is threatened.

As Vincent began to look at the N.F.L.P.A. more critically, especially its relationship with retired players and its overall efficiency, his relationship with Upshaw and much of the union hierarchy soured.

Much of the union movement remains loyal, the ANC's national executive committee is dominated by his supporters and there is still grassroots support for his presidency, especially in rural areas.

ASEA President Edwin Jean Mac McArthur Jr.r. has used secretive payments like Nationwide's to generate much of his union's $3 million in revenue.

KIPP schools are, for the most part, taxpayer funded, but they are free of much of the union rules and bureaucracy that hamstring other urban schools.

But then, doctoral students don't have much of a union.