Sentence examples for union cost from inspiring English sources
Energy imports into the European Union cost $500 billion in 2013, of which 75% was oil.
He has recently produced a 56-page report called How much does the European Union cost Britain?
Continental, the tire maker, said that it would close a Mayfield, Ky., plant by the end of the year, eliminating 985 jobs, after failing to win sufficient union cost cuts.
No less a globalist than Mike Moore, the director general of the World Trade Organization, said in Monterrey that the agricultural subsidies paid out by the United States and the European Union cost the developing nations more than $250 billion a year in lost markets -- more than five times the sum of all the aid they receive.
The results of the sponsor's base-case analyses found EXOGEN to be cost saving for both delayed union (cost saving of £684 relative to control) and for non-union (cost saving of £2,310 relative to surgery).
This work was supported by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council [grant number BB/F016948/1] and European Union COST Action CM0902.
It costs a lot of money to reserve those big halls and pay the union costs.
Heightening the stakes, some industry analysts say Verizon sees the weak economy as a prime opportunity to chop union costs.
On September 18th the coalition announced a new £600m bung to the better-off: free school lunches, currently means-tested, will be extended to children from affluent families too.Not Leyland, but still worryingThings have mercifully moved on from the 1970s, when explicit support for dying heavy industries with powerful unions cost Britain heavily.
Questions of whether prices are being pushed up by the labour unions ("cost push") or pulled up by excess purchasing power ("demand pull") have become the issues in the larger debate on inflation a controversy that is directly related to the debates in monetary economics mentioned earlier.
Depending on the amount of unions' costs and the relative bargaining power of the parties, partial coordination (unions or MNE's subsidiaries coordination only) and full decentralization emerge as bargaining regimes in equilibrium.
