Sentence examples for past union from inspiring English sources

Stat never got past Union Rags and finished second.

All the officers charged with fixing tickets are either current or past union delegates or trustees.

In the past, union leaders, too, have proven adept at winning gains not just at the bargaining table.

For a fee, the company's ships would pick up the cotton, slip past Union warships and deliver it to Cuba.

They continued south, moving rapidly through Times Square and past Union Square, as onlookers shouted encouragement and raised cameras to photograph the race.

During the Civil War, Emanuel and Mayer Lehman, brothers of Henry, became blockade runners for the Confederate cause, ferrying cargos of cotton past Union gun ships.

In the past, unions have bargained for more than is economically sustainable.

In the past unions had been a "stabilising influence" on the party in the town, he suggested, using their "putative power" sensibly in recruitment and selection.

With budgets now under pressure, any real reforms to raise public service standards will be far more difficult to get past unions, professionals or managers.

In the past, unions have often sought to elbow each other aside during organizing drives, but the new plan urges unions to cooperate by conducting multi-union organizing drives and supporting each other in organizing campaigns.

Acknowledging that in the past the union "has practiced the politics of exclusion," he said that today his union was attempting to recruit Hispanic workers and was doing some things differently, including hiring a Hispanic organizer.