Sentence examples for union means from inspiring English sources
Ever closer union means just that.
"Ever-closer union" means what it says.
"Should he not accept a currency union means both sides have to agree each other's budgets?
"Nobody has explained to us what political union means," say his lieutenants.
On the other hand, as Friedman pointed out, forming a currency union means sacrificing flexibility.
Above all, economic and monetary union means just that: two unions, monetary and economic.
Ante Vulin, a butcher at International Glatt Kosher Meats, a unionized wholesaler directly across from Agriprocessors, said belonging to the union meant higher pay and better benefits.
European monetary union meant the loss of responsibility for monetary and exchange-rate policies.
But 307 years of union mean Scotland's economy is more tightly bound with Britain than any other.
Nathan also commented that employment with the union meant more flexible hours and the option to work reduced hours during busier study periods like exam season.
When Marvin Miller took over as the head of the Major League Baseball Players Association, in 1966, he quickly realized that his members did not know what being in a union meant.
