Sentence examples for union attributes from inspiring English sources

The union attributes the injuries to Honda's demanding production rates, its widespread use of temporary workers who have less training than permanent employees and the absence of independent safety advocates in Honda plants to help injured workers find suitable jobs.

Robb Willer, a graduate student in sociology and an organizer for the union, attributed the defeat to a fear of change.

The EIS union attributed the rise to an agreement with ministers over teacher numbers, but said more had to be done to tackle a fall in supply work.

But even as textile executives and unions attribute their woes to China, there are questions whether quotas like those proposed by the White House -- temporary limits on the growth of imports of Chinese knitted fabrics, robes and bras -- would do much to solve their problems.

Union leaders attribute the low crime rate to Nassau's well-paid and well-staffed police force.

Union officials attribute the membership decline to the Clean Air Act of 1990, which required the use of more low-sulfur coal.

Musing over why Amsterdamers are so keen on bikes, Michèl Post, a union official, attributed it to the country's density.

But workers and union officials attribute the company's woes to vague management issues like poor communication and a failure to motivate workers, not on William F. Farley and his executive team.

"The F.D.N.Y. responded to two significant Brooklyn fires today, and both times firefighters were sent to the wrong address," said Stephen J. Cassidy, the firefighters union president, attributing the problem to a new dispatch system.

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A gene-level representation was then created by summing the counts for each union exon attributed solely to a given gene.