Sentence examples for recognized trade from inspiring English sources

We recognize the right of our staff anywhere in Tesco around the world to join a recognized trade union and bargain collectively where this is allowed within national law". In the UK, Tesco has a pioneering and successful partnership agreement with the shop-workers union, Usdaw.

During the planning periods of the 1960s, collective bargaining became for the first time an aspect of manufacturing production, and legally recognized trade unions were able to conduct strikes and organize other industrial actions.

The European solution of identifying products by a "trade name" comprising the INN and the manufacturer name (e.g., filgrastim Hexal) in the absence of a brand name will not work in the USA, because a concatenation of the nonproprietary name and the manufacturer name is not a recognized trade name, and the separate manufacturer name field is not commonly captured in health records or FAERS.

The British Au Pair Agencies Association (BAPAA) was established in 2003, and is the only recognized trade association for au pair agencies.

Given the relatively small scale of this project, this limitation is a recognized trade-off for practical and logistical considerations.

This new example of antagonistic pleiotropy adds to previously recognized trade-off characteristics of tumor suppressor genes affecting mammalian stem cell function (Pardal et al., 2005; Greaves, 2007; Pomerantz and Blau, 2013; Rodier et al., 2007) and shows that ARF antagonistic properties also manifest in the context of the blastema.

He also pointed out the need for clear legislation on recognizing trade unions.

The tenentes also revealed social democratic tendencies by proposing that the government recognize trade unions and cooperatives, carry out agrarian reform, nationalize natural resources, and establish a minimum wage, maximum working hours, child labour laws, and new educational opportunities.

The following research leads to a detailed trading model that provides a more effective and intelligent way for recognizing trading signals and assisting investors with trading decisions by utilizing a system that adapts both the inputs and the prediction model based on the desired output.

The reaction so far in both the private and public sectors is to continue business as usual without recognizing trade-offs that would be necessary to avoid another huge escalation of health care costs.

In February 2013, the Obama administration released the Strategy on Mitigating the Theft of U.S. Trade Secrets, recognizing that trade secret theft threatens American businesses, undermines national security, and places the security of the U.S. economy in jeopardy.