Sentence examples for of some unions from inspiring English sources

In 1998, these companies successfully lobbied Congress--over the objections of some unions and engineering organizations--to temporarily increase the maximum number of visas for foreign technical workers from 65,000 to 115,000 a year.

Home care workers and personal assistants, who care for the elderly and disabled in their homes, have helped grow the ranks of some unions in recent years.

According to the Wall Street Journal, a ban in New York would impact 300 to 400 jobs, which has drawn the ire of some unions.

That threatens the hitherto unchallenged power of some union bosses.

They are keen on networks and automation, which is a world away from the mutterings of some union bosses.

They also say those workers should be able to avail themselves of some union benefits, like low-interest-rate credit cards or low-cost life insurance.

Kendall's efforts to balance an appeal to trade unionists, while challenging the attitude of some union leaders is clearly designed to show her criticism of union leaders does not reflect a lack of interest in workplace rights.

After long opposing any form of merit pay, Ms. Weingarten has signaled, to the outrage of some union members, that she may accept schoolwide merit pay.

And, raising the ire of some union leaders, he said that the airline would seek concessions on work rules from its employees.

Mr. Edwards's efforts to distance himself from third-party efforts has not halted the ardor of some union groups campaigning on his behalf.

Mr Burnham and Ms Cooper, who are both expected to win the backing of some union leaders, are confident of  clearing the hurdle and there is speculation they have already have more than 100 nominations between them.