Sentence examples for union better from inspiring English sources

"Clinton uses the State of the Union better than many of his predecessors," said Douglas Brinkley, a presidential scholar at the University of New Orleans.

"The F.D.P. made the union better," he said of the coalition, citing the scrapping of required military service, a €10 payment at doctors' offices, policies affecting growth and consumer protection laws.

CARBURETORS There's a reason many British cars that once had twin carburetors made by Skinner Union (better known to collectors by its initials) are now fueled by a single, reliable non-S.U.

The 24-year-old decided a while ago that the NRL, with its high profile and big money, was a better bet than following his elder brother, Joel, to rugby union – better to stick with a game in which he knows he excels, and exploit the opportunities it can offer, rather than start learning a new one.

Otherwise, the MNE's threat of relocations makes one union better off and the other worse off; these distributional effects can hamper cooperation.

A spokesman for the official campaign to keep the Union, Better Together, said: "Mr Jenkins has made it clear that he has no view on the subject.

The pro-union Better Together campaign is reliably ahead in the opinion polls.

The official pro-union Better Together campaign has firmly distanced itself from the event.

But Alistair Darling, the leader of the pro-Union Better Together campaign, soon put a stop to the speculation by declaring the royal baby to be "above politics".

The leader of the pro-union Better Together campaign attacked the Scottish Government's white paper which sets out its vision for independence.

The pro-union Better Together campaign released its second round of donor information in December, and has since called for its counterpart to do the same.