Sentence examples for tight union from inspiring English sources

It has been this way since Larry Fleisher ran a tight union ship, in no small part because he doubled as the agent for the league's activist players.

In the United States, the Gorby-at-any-price claque derogates the Shevardnadze warning, grimly sticking with its man as the bulwark against Stalinism even as his inner circle reveals the truth: The dictator has chosen to label freedom "chaos," and prettify repression as "order," for the purpose of holding a tight union and preventing the development of a free confederation.

Yes, it drains future cash from the coffers, but it's a tradeoff; all three American automakers have overcapacity at their North American plants and tight union deals that require them to pay workers whether these employees are building cars or playing gin.

Penelope is unequivocal about the need for ever-tighter Union.

Some countries may wish to rush ahead into a tighter union.

The Russian government agreed on Friday to offer Belarus loans and a discounted price on natural gas worth more than $14 billion, tying Belarus, Russia's small, authoritarian neighbor, into an even tighter union with Moscow.

Page A7 RUSSIA LOAN TO BELARUS The Russian government agreed to offer loans and a discounted price on natural gas to Belarus worth more than $14 billion, tying Belarus, Russia's small, authoritarian neighbor, into an even tighter union with Moscow.

And several other states — including Kuwait, Qatar and Oman, have so far shown little enthusiasm for the kind of tighter union Saudi Arabia is pushing, perhaps modeled on the European Union.

A club that developed into a tight political union of the sort that France and Germany seem to dream of would find it very hard ever to accommodate Russia.

But the U.A.W. has benefited from a tight-knit union leadership.

The company is being hurt by tighter European Union restrictions on antibiotic use.