Sentence examples for the wrong union from inspiring English sources

And you had better be sure before you touch them; hammering on the wrong union or opening the wrong valve can be fatal.

"This is the wrong union to mess with," said Gary N. Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.

The New York Times got it all wrong ("Union Battle in California Threatens SEIU"), and San Francisco's online news journal Beyond Chron published an in-depth criticism of the New York Times's errors ("Greenhouse Violates NY Times Policyy in SEIU-NUHW Story").

That union member might, on the other hand, be passionate about abortion, gun control or some other issue and be unwilling to see his or her money go to anyone who voted the wrong way -- as the union member saw it -- on those issues.

Police forces should stop publishing crime statistics because they give the public the wrong impression, a police union leader has said.

Amazon itself may be significantly more cutthroat and obstinate than any other employer, but the workers profiled by the Times would be mistaken to think they're in the wrong place for a union.

He dismissed German calls for a eurozone "political union" as the wrong idea at the wrong time.

In May 2011 Mr Rama, then mayor of Tirana, claimed victory in municipal elections but then lost power in the capital when the Democrats claimed their candidate had won, if votes put in the wrong boxes were counted.The European Union subsequently declared that holding a free, fair and uncontested election is vital for Albania to revive its stalled EU integration process.

But the professor was making a deeper point: If the huge inefficiencies, the wrong mix of cars, the union contracts and the work rules leave no hope of saving G.M. and Ford from eventual bankruptcy, maybe the debate should explore alternative ways to spend the $25 billion and whatever follows.

The officer misjudged the threat and shot the wrong person, the Miami-Dade union boss said.

This Bill will put a lot of trade unions on the wrong side of the law, and we will have to make a decision – do we continue with the action we are taking, or let down our members?