Sentence examples for union decision from inspiring English sources

The Union decision to go on the offensive, however, was as bold as it was haphazard.

The last-minute haggling among 19 countries involved in the test highlights the fractious European Union decision making in contrast with U.S. military-style crisis management.

Carlotta Gall (NYT) FRANCE: MAD COW REPORT -- France, which defied a European Union decision to lift a ban on British beef, has come under fire for its own efforts to prevent mad cow disease.

It is actually a complete product of trying to protect the domestic situation.' Scudamore explains how some kick-offs have had to be moved from the traditional 3pm on Saturday because of a European Union decision to make more games available for live broadcast than the League wanted.

Two Bloomberg administration officials said the union decision to drop its effort to save the six fire companies should take the wind out of other critics' sails, because it shows that the union was more concerned about staffing levels than about the closed firehouses.

The author highlights that secession or union decision involves a strategic delegation issue.

At a recent European Union summit meeting in Nice, France effectively argued that Germany's special status could not be changed by insisting that -- even though the country has a far larger population and economy than any other in Europe -- Germany should not be entitled to more votes than any other in European Union decision-making.

The draft constitution seeks to curb member states' rights to veto important union decisions.

"They will be sidelined" when it comes to making important union decisions, he added.

British officials have been consulting with European counterparts about what sort of nonlethal aid might be allowed under the terms of European Union decisions.

Most major union decisions are made by commissioners who speak in obfuscatory bureaucratese, or at all-night meetings of national leaders.