Sentence examples for union governing from inspiring English sources

Australia's rugby union governing body has chosen Raelene Castle as its new chief executive, the first time a woman has been given the job.

The Rugby Football Union, governing body of the sport in England, will confirm the rest of the competition's stadia next year, but Wales is the only nation outside of the host country that will hold matches.

Sixty-five of the chamber's 101 lawmakers, including some members of the pro-European Union governing coalition, voted to dismiss Prime Minister Valeriu Strelet and his cabinet.

On the big picture, Europe's cultural conservatives are right: Mass immigration really has left the Continent more divided than enriched, Islam and liberal democracy have not yet proven natural bedfellows and the dream of a postnational, postpatriotic European Union governed by a benevolent ruling elite looks more like a folly every day.

He said the policy is a product of the N.F.L.'s collective bargaining agreement with the players union, governed by federal labor law, and that it pre-empts the state laws the Williamses are trying to use to block their four-game suspensions.

The tile contractors by whom members of the unions were employed had entered into collective bargaining agreements with the unions governing wages, hours, and working conditions.

The marriage dole also subsidizes a growing number of unions governed by prenuptial agreements.

Certain contracts and unions govern specific grounds for termination, while certain behaviors, such as complaining about workplace conditions or your boss online, can be considered protected concerted activity -- activity for which you can't be fired.

Any switch would require the approval of the French Rugby Federation and the Rugby Football Union, the governing body for rugby union in England, which said it had not been contacted by Boudjellal.

American asked the union to agree to its plan within 30 days but the union's governing board is not scheduled to meet again until October.

If any provision of this Directive conflicts with a provision of another Union act governing a specific sector or subject matter, the provision of that other Union act shall prevail and shall apply to those specific sectors.