Sentence examples for union assigned from inspiring English sources

In 1981, there were three rabbis from the Orthodox Union assigned to China.

Mr. Wetzel said the parent union assigned auditors to review Local 1181's books for financial wrongdoing.

The African Union assigned more troops to Somalia after the Shabab, an Islamist insurgency in Somalia, claimed responsibility for deadly bombings in Uganda last month.

Its president, Philip Murray of the steelworkers' union, assigned him to join its general counsel, Arthur J. Goldberg, in the negotiations that led to the C.I.O.'s merger with the American Federation of Labor in 1955.

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But a union committee assigned to investigate the election said it had been fraudulent and declared the results null and void.

The company is vigorously promoting the Volt and, in a new contract with the United Auto Workers union, has assigned a Michigan plant to produce it, starting in 2010.

According to Bjorneboe's civil complaint, the union representative assigned to her urged her to lie and say she had invented the allegation because she "was just emotional".

The letter portrays Rodriguez as increasingly on his own, mistrustful of his accusers, the arbitration process and even the union lawyers assigned to defend him.

But to be safe, the union has assigned delegates to serve as rally marshals, and it sent two letters to officers, reminding them that unruly conduct would undermine their cause.

The union signed a consent decree in 1994 agreeing to court-appointed supervision after federal prosecutors filed a civil racketeering lawsuit alleging that organized crime figures held sway over the union and assigned mob-linked workers to high-paying and no-show jobs at many sites, including the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.