Sentence examples for union administrations from inspiring English sources

Officer Loud alternately wrestled with suspects and previous union administrations, which he had labeled corrupt or incompetent for letting a group of lawyers eventually convicted of federal racketeering charges handle the union's finances.

On the other, the Union administration warned that such recognition could lead to war.

In an autopsy performed by the credit union administration's Office of Inspector General, auditors noted that about 43 percent of the borrowers lived in the Miami-Dade County area of Florida.

The "transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning and trade union administration bill" will treat charities, thinktanks, blogs, community groups and activists of every hue as political parties.

The Commons leader, Andrew Lansley made the concession after talks with the National Council for Voluntary Organisations which had been a prominent critic of the transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning, and trade union administration bill.

This shocking proposal is contained in the transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning and trade union administration bill, published as the Commons shut for the summer break, and with debate starting the day after MPs return.

Morris focuses on five Labour MPs who spoke last month in debates on the transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning and trade union administration bill which returns to the Commons for its report stage on Tuesday.

The Liberal Democrats have now backed the transparency of lobbying, non-Party campaigning, and trade union administration bill, which is being roundly denounced by almost every third sector body and trade union as a sinister attempt to gag independent organisations in campaigning around political parties in election periods.

The legal opinion by Mountfield, who works in the Matrix legal chambers founded by Cherie Booth QC and other human rights lawyers, is released by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) ahead of the second reading of the transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning and trade union administration bill.

And in an apparent first for a US college, the Cooper Union administration this month moved to remove the gender designations from all the bathrooms on campus by taking down the rest of the men's and women's signage from bathrooms.

The group, 38 Degrees, has set up 11 public meetings over little more than a week with MPs, 10 of them with Lib Dems and one with the Tory Chloe Smith, to demand continued attention over what is officially called the transparency of lobbying, non-party campaigning and trade union administration bill.