Sentence examples for union charter from inspiring English sources

If a bank switches to a credit union charter, it may save in another way: on taxes.

This year, only Thrivent Financial Bank in Appleton, Wis., has applied for a credit union charter, said John Zimmerman, a spokesman for the credit union association.

Ms. Bonifacio said that 15 of the 22 teachers at KIPP Amp had signed cards saying they wanted a union; charter schools in New York generally must grant union recognition once workers show majority support.

Realignments have come to seem inevitable, and a fragmentation of the CIS with them.This week Mr Yeltsin, having sacked his disgruntled defence minister, Igor Rodionov (see article), was due to set one such realignment in motion by co-signing on Friday a "union charter" with the president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenka, a lone advocate of full integration with Russia.

But Olenicoff says he was sent false account statements that did not list SES and other positions, nor was he told that Union Charter was getting that $1.4 million fee partly for investing his money.

The 30 named defendants include UBS AG, Birkenfeld, Union Charter Ltd., a small Miami-based investing conduit owned by investor David A. Schwedel; Schwedel himself; and a host of others connected with Birkenfeld or UBS.

The dramatic story of how A. Philip Randolph led the porters in their nasty 12-year battle against the Pullman Company to create the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first all-black union chartered by the American Federation of Labor, deserves to be told and retold.

To turn more public schools over to non-union charter chains.

Zealous elected officials like New York City's Michael Bloomberg, anxious to undo teacher unions and perhaps keen to attract grant money from pro-charter organizations like the Gates Foundation, have enthusiastically jumped on the closure bandwagon to replace less profitable traditional public schools with privately managed non-union charter schools.

Much of the unease has been stirred up by teachers' unions; charter schools do not usually employ unionised teachers.

Similarly, despite his status as an ex-Union Charter partner and current SES board member, Storey, a veteran European businessman, said in a court-filed affidavit that he had "never heard" of Olenicoff until the lawsuit was filed.