Sentence examples for union lodged from inspiring English sources

Separately, the state troopers' union lodged an ethics complaint this week against Ms. Palin and members of her administration, alleging that they had unlawfully gained access to Mr. Wooten's personnel file.

He became treasurer of the Dawdon trade union lodge and in 1985 he was elected president of the Durham Miners Associationn, an office he held until his death, aged 66, of cancer.

This union has lodged a formal complaint about the misuse of resources in guarding Bilderberg.

Leslie Koch, the president of the Trust for Governors Island, the group set up by the Bloomberg administration to oversee the island after the city took control of it, said that Governors Island had housed Confederate prisoners — officers at Fort Jay, enlisted men at Castle Williams — and Union recruits lodged there before they were sent to the front lines.

Coughlin denied that any union complaints were lodged against him in his eight seasons in Jacksonville.

In June they set up a trade union that has already lodged an appeal against deductions that deny them the national minimum wage.

Ofcom outlined the reasoning behind its decision in a letter to trade union Unison, which had lodged a complaint with the regulator.

Last night Mr Arthur Scargill, the NUM president, said that the union would be lodging official complaints with the BBC and ITN after "distorted" coverage of the events in early evening news programmes.

David said he felt embarrassed by the student union's move and had lodged an appeal against the decision.

In the meantime, waves of criminal charges were lodged against scores of union leaders and workers.

The judicial inquiry stems from a complaint lodged last year by the union Solidaires Unitaires Démocratiques against the company's former chief executive, Didier Lombard; Louis-Pierre Wenes, who was his deputy; and Olivier Barberot, director of human resources.