Sentence examples for union decision making from inspiring English sources
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.
Babson said Trump was likely to appoint business-friendly NLRB members who would seek to reverse pro-union decisions made by the Democratic-controlled board under Obama.
The scope of labour management relations expanded to include more opportunities for employee participation and union consultation in managerial decision making.
Such struggles have contributed to Ms. Merkel's push to create a stronger European political union and shift fiscal decision making from the individual countries to a Pan-European body, giving the European Central Bank a stronger oversight role.
The assembly is the top decision making body for the union.
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.
The union movement had weakened as a countervailing force to business decision making.
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.
Athens on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and has threatened to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the crisis.
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) provided one-third of Mongolia's gross domestic product (GDP) prior to the collapse, and dominated Mongolian political decision making (1).
