Sentence examples similar to union examples from inspiring English sources

But last week, Brave New Films in Culver City launched an ambitious "Stop Starbucks" offensive, including a website (StopStarbucks.com) featuring a four-minute video that was also posted on YouTube assailing Starbucks' treatment of workers, along with a petition demanding that Schultz "quit following Wal-Mart's anti-union example".

Ann Beeson, a lawyer for the civil liberties union, cited examples that included "lesbian and gay pleasure" and "the pleasure of sex outdoors," and the works of a sex columnist, Susie Bright.

Take the United Nations or European Union, for example, classic cases of bodies that claim input legitimacy.

The European Union, for example, wants 5.75% of all transport fuel to come from non-fossil sources by 2010.

The euro area's latest fudge on its banking union, for example, reflects an insouciance born of better economic news.

The European Union, for example, does not allow animal remains to be fed to any food animal.

The union, for example, agreed to accept company stock for 50percentt of what Chrysler owes its retiree health care fund.

The recommendations were clear: hold events in controlled settings — a bank or credit union, for example — or tour local businesses or participate in community service projects.

France and Germany have been remarkably intimate under President Chirac and Chancellor Schröder, enough to promote periodic talk of a much deeper bilateral union, for example.

The cycling union, for example, has a program that collects biological information on each rider and uses it to gauge whether a rider is doping.

Through my own union for example, you can volunteer overseas, get help starting a business and play nearly every kind of sport.