Sentence examples for successful unionist from inspiring English sources

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Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), oldest and traditionally most successful unionist party in Northern Ireland, though its influence waned dramatically after the Good Friday Agreement (1998), and the party of government in the province from 1921 to 1972.

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Hargrove was the president of the Canadian Auto Workers until 2008 and, like Fehr, was considered one of the most militant and successful trade unionists on the continent.

And no Scot wants that.These factors a strong separatist campaign and weak unionist one have helped put the world's most successful national union in a tight spot.

Successful businessmen would also be useful, as might the occasional trade unionist, plus persons of great academic distinction.

Ms Hayter, who has written a book titled Open Borders - The Case Against Immigration Centres, said their successful campaign had drawn strongly from Oxford University students and trade unionists in Oxford opposed to Campsfield House.

Move To Amend leaders (both national and local) studied successful movements of the past -- abolitionists, women's suffrage, trade unionists, and civil rights.

Nelson Mandela tried to reconcile unionists and republicans in 1997, although he was not wholly successful: the two camps were so hostile to each other that South Africa's then president had to address them separately.

Frances O'Grady, the TUC general secretary, said many of Britain's most successful companies – such as carmakers – depended on the labour and skills of trade unionists just as much as their managers.

In the unionist community, attempts to establish Ulster-Scots as a language have not been successful, and cultural life has been more influenced by trends in the rest of the United Kingdom.

Responding to the chancellor's comments, the TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "The chancellor accuses unions of being anti-business, yet many of Britain's most successful companies and sectors – such as carmakers – depend on the labour and skills of trade unionists just as much as their managers.

The "second-rate Calvin" charge was levelled at Paisley during a unionist rally in the early 1980s at Belfast City Hall by the future North Down MP and highly successful barrister Bob McCartney.

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