Sentence examples for sustained union from inspiring English sources

Amidst a fierce artillery duel, Hooker led sustained Union assaults on Jackson's troops, who were well positioned in the West Woods near the Dunker Church (Dunkers were a German Baptist denomination).

This movement, in turn, surrounded and in some ways sustained union activism and other political protest on the island, helping to lay the foundation for the strike that took place in Guadeloupe earlier this year.

He points out many links between Andersen's novel The Improvisatore and David Copperfield, explaining the weak, unconvincing endings of each book as being due to "the writer having no experience at all of sustained union with a woman (Andersen), or failing to feel for a wife (and even children) that committed devotion in which he professed to believe (Dickens)".

Yes, building and sustaining union locals, organizing projects, discussion groups, and student chapters is hard.

Predictably, "right-to-work" laws have made it almost impossible to sustain unions, and union membership in some Southern states with these unjust laws is a microscopic 3%.

That may change now – just as Scotland's banking disasters in the 1690s steered it towards the Act of Union (1707) with England and may sustain the union in the present one.

He was unable to sustain the union's power amid privatization and increasing globalization, however, and membership declined, even after the NUR merged with the seamen's union in 1990 to form the RMT.

A life coach takes charge of Mr. Baio, a former teenage idol ("Happy Days"), and helps him interview past lovers to discover why he has trouble sustaining a union.

In our system, with the omnivorous need to balance budgets and sustain high union salaries and keep theaters running year-round, a sharp reduction of ticket prices may be difficult to achieve, particularly at our showcase theaters and concert halls.

Nevertheless, a closer commitment to Europe could sustain the union and the peace settlement in Ulster and create a framework for a new economic policy, including eventual membership of the euro that would offer the best prospect of an early recovery in growth.

Rededicate yourself to sustaining that union.