Sentence examples for strict union from inspiring English sources
Russian musicians can join American orchestras only under strict union guidelines.
Replacing teachers who score badly is cheaper and more effective, provided that administrators can get around strict union rules on sackings.
He was a strict union man.
A move to forge tougher, broader climate action through stricter Union-wide emissions targets would need member state approval and would take years.
Audit Scotland and the Accounts Commission will scrutinise the Scottish government's privately financed NPD (non-profit distribution) programme after it breached strict European Union rules on government spending.
So Ferrero may be wary of helping now.As well as having to abide by strict European Union rules against protectionism, Italian politicians must remember their country's huge public debt.
Wilmer also points out that while British, Caribbean and African musicians could work in the UK in the 1920s, strict Musicians' Union and Ministry of Labour rules would almost certainly have made it much harder for a substantial American band such as the fictional Louis Lester's to play hotel and club gigs – staple work for London musicians – rather than concert halls or theatres.
This power, however, came with strict limitations; unions like Patco were not allowed to strike or bargain for higher wages.
Next week Beijing will enact a tighter emissions standard for new cars, matching the strictest European Union standards, but this pollution catastrophe will take many years and a huge amount of political will to fix.
Under an agreement between baseball and its players union, stricter testing, with penalties, would begin in 2004 only if more than 5percentt of the 2003 tests turned up positive.
This has to also be combined with the complete reinstatement of tariffs on foreign exports to the U.S. that were eliminated in free trade agreements, uninhibited rights for all workers to organize unions, and strict penalties for companies who attempt to crush those unions.
