Sentence examples for proper union from inspiring English sources

It's a far cry from the democratic participation normally ascribed to a proper union.

"A proper Union Jack," says Charles Ashburner, who runs Mr Flag, a flag-maker and supplier, "is made up of 32 pieces of material sewn together by hand.

It was a tough place to visit then, and it's a whole lot tougher now that it's been redeveloped as a proper union stadium, fit for purpose as the country's sporting cathedral.

Personal relations between the two men are said to be rancid; a proper union between their two countries, a plan Mr Putin inherited from his predecessor, Boris Yeltsin, now looks fanciful.

And if the fathers of Europe, Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman, were alive today, they would see that their aim, to get Europe to move to a proper union through a series of crises, has moved a step closer.

It was demonstrated that electromagnetic fields accelerate the regenerative processes of many types of tissue, including the processes of building up and thickening of bones, shortening the time of postfracture bone union, and the creation of proper union in pseudoarthrosis.

We need to fix the EU and the common currency, and to do this we need a proper banking union, fiscal union, economic union and political union.

A proper banking union is a long way off.

If the euro zone is to work, it needs a proper banking union.

And it must fix the broken financial system with a proper banking union.

Behnam Khodadadi demanded better pay and conditions, and a proper trade union.