Sentence examples for union development from inspiring English sources
The investigation of graft union development showed that callus tissues developed on the graft union within 5 d after bud grafting (DAB).
The European Union development commissioner, Poul Nielsen, said Europe and other donors are making urgent plans to send 800,000 tons of food aid to Ethiopia.
Raechel Mattey, NUS vice-president for union development, says: "It's not good enough if not many women feel they can stand for election.
The union's 23-year-old vice-president (for union development) has visited campuses in Hull and Exeter, spoken to union presidents at several more, and fielded numerous press requests.
The most notable examples in Australia were the Miners Associationn and the Shearers' Union; these extended their organization to New Zealand, where union development closely paralleled that in Australia.
Prime Minister Lucas D. Papademos arrived in Brussels on Wednesday, a day before the two-day meeting, to discuss his government's efforts to put the Greek economy back on track, as well as ways to make better use of European Union development funds, a government official said.
Meet the Warehaus by Union Developments, a boxy brick hulk of aspirational warehousey flats, on the market from half a million for a pokey one-bed.
Not to be confused with the nearby Arthaus (more overpriced lofts, also by Union Developments) the main selling point of Warehaus is a glass-bottomed rooftop swimming pool that floats above the communal atrium – so you can get to know your neighbours from a whole new angle.
Such ventures have proved essential to New York's prominence as a cultural capital, while remaining oddly invisible -- because few New Yorkers realize the vast extent of union developments or recognize that public housing here defies the stereotype of fetid, crime-ridden projects.
This was evident in both our cases where non-union development was followed by implant failure.
Failing to do so can result in a biomechanical environment that is not conducive to fracture healing and may potentially lead to mechanical failure and non-union development [1, 4, 5].
