Sentence examples for of its seniority from inspiring English sources

But with his death and the retirement of the state's other senator, Daniel K. Akaka, Hawaii will lose all of its seniority in the Senate, raising concerns here that the influence the state has accumulated over the last half-century will be greatly diminished and that federal aid will be harder to obtain.

Because women in similar situations had brought lawsuits against other companies, Ameritech went to Federal District Court in Chicago in 1997 seeking a declaration that its use of its old seniority system to calculate eligibility for the new retirement benefits did not violate any of several federal laws dealing with pensions and sex discrimination.

"New Jersey is finally restoring some of its clout after seniority losses a decade ago," said Representative Robert Menendez, the powerful Hudson County Democrat who was recently anointed as part of the Democratic Party's leadership in the House.

As part of this approach, BENS is able to leverage the seniority of its members into contacts with senior business and government officials.

The pilots' union at United scuttled an earlier effort to merge the two carriers out of fear that many of its members would lose seniority.

There are several other important factors that now have New Jersey poised to play a dominant role in the new 108th Congress convening next month: the seniority of its members, their committee assignments and their political ties and standing.

We had to use data on doctors who qualified many years ago, because the investigation was of attainment of seniority.

The study's strengths are in the breadth of its sample, encompassing all levels of seniority and professions and several ward types.

Apparently, the carrier's computer system allowed all of its pilots to take time off at the same time, regardless of seniority.

His approach is one of politeness, regardless of any question of seniority on the corner.

Satisfaction relied on family members´ level of education and the level of seniority of the physician relaying information.