Sentence examples for pleasing union from inspiring English sources

Pappardelle came with tomato and shrimps in a simple but pleasing union.

Politicians who run schools are far more interested in pleasing unions that donate millions to campaigns.

Mr. Obama's and Mr. Biden's remarks pleased union leaders.

State lawmakers control those pensions and keep making them more expensive to please union lobbyists.

Although the veto is sure not to please unions, Stephen J. Acquario, the executive director of the New York State Association of Counties, called it "a substantial act" and said the measure would have amounted to "handcuffing local government officials from Albany".

This would not only please unions--prompting them to open up their war chest even more in the next elections--but also signal his resolve about reform.

The candidates must also balance pleasing the union while appealing to business leaders, many of whom consider Mr. Mulgrew a rogue figure whose chief concern is protecting the interests of teachers.

Finally, I would like to admit that my calls for a higher minimum wage have much more to do with pleasing my union supporters and lovers of income redistribution than any desire to help poor people.

For many arbitrators, their livelihood depends on pleasing the unions (whether the United Federation of Teachers in New York City, or other local unions).

It's an easy and relatively cheap way for them to buy a tough-on-crime badge while simultaneously pleasing police unions.

"We are pleased the union has decide to call off this strike," said Stephen Keiper, regional vice president of Laidlaw Transit Services, a private company that operates the blue and white buses for Foothill and employs the drivers.