Sentence examples for represented unions from inspiring English sources

However, at least 7 of the 19 external peer reviewers of the VC assessment were chemical industry employees and consultants, 4 were government representatives, and none represented unions or public interest groups (U.S. EPA 2000b).

He and his students have also represented unions, churches, veterans' groups, and grassroots organizations in a range of legislative, media, and community education matters.

Mr. Rabinowitz represented unions on the left wing of the labor movement like the American Communications Association, which represented employees in the telephone, telegraph and broadcast industries.

She then moved to private practice, working as an associate at Vladeck, Waldman, Elias & Engelhard, P.C., where she represented unions in all phases of labor law and represented plaintiffs in Title VII litigation.

Mr. Waldman, who represented unions throughout his entire career, was recognized nationally for his skills as an advocate in a wide variety of cases ranging from antitrust to racketeering law.

Within that zip code, blue dots represented union households: 1,634.

Protesters representing unions adversely affected by G.M.'s restructuring plan arrived in the morning to protest the sale motion.

Separately, the Allied Printing Trades Council, an umbrella group that represents unions at The Post, sent a last-minute plea to the F.C.C. in favor of a waiver.

The warning was issued by Paul Kenny, the general secretary of the GMB and the chairman of the body representing unions affiliated to the party.

Now one may think that as long as they represent unions, we shouldn't care who is funding them.

"They stuck it to pretty much everybody except the judges," said Gregg McLean Adam, who is representing unions in the case.