Much of their opposition stems from his thorough and careful article in the 1993 Minnesota Law Review, whose stunning thesis is that employers do not have a "cognizable" interest in the outcome of union elections, which implies that the legal protection now given to employer speech during union organizing campaigns is misplaced.
Furthermore, those of monetary policy shock increased with labor unions' bargaining power, which implies that better monetary policy design is more important when unions are more influential.
The way culminates in maʿrifah ("interior knowledge," "gnosis") or in maḥabbah ("love"), the central subject of Sufism since the 9th century, which implies a union of lover and beloved, and was therefore violently rejected by the orthodox, for whom "love of God" meant simply obedience.
In voting against NFI's permit, the council said any new company operating at the site should agree to "include safeguards to protect against work stoppages in any future permit or lease" — a provision which implies cooperation with union organizers.
The set (T_{n}x ) is a union of (W z,x_{0},k_{n})subset X), (zin Tx), which implies that (T_{n}xsubseteq X).
Wages reflect productivity, which implies two things.
Which implies that some Republicans lack common sense.
Hence the epithet oligarch, which implies one who rules.
This was not a tag, which implies a creative act.
This is a National Trust cottage, which implies certain standards.
'Sufficiently heated' is implied by the complete disappearance of ion fluorescence during secular excitation, which implies temperatures >50KK.
