Sentence examples for union monitor from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the Marlins agreed to let baseball and the players' union monitor their finances for three years to make sure that that they are spending the proceeds from revenue sharing on player development and salaries.

Steven Greenhouse (NYT) MANHATTAN: UNION MONITOR The national leadership of the Transport Workers Union of America has named a financial monitor to oversee day-to-day financial operations at Local 100, which represents 33,000 New York City transit workers.

During the Battle of Mobile Bay, mines were used to protect the harbor and sank the Union monitor.

African Union monitors found blood caked on the dry earth.

As the confused Union monitors moved ahead warily, the full weight of the Confederates' scores of heavy guns rained tons of iron upon the union vessels.

Indeed, he appointed the lawyer who oversaw the company's union monitoring, Mr. Tate, to the board, where he served with Mrs. Clinton.

The second is to get the Russians to agree to a European Union monitoring group, as the cease-fire agreement called for, and establish its area of responsibility.

On Friday, Mr. Luskin and other union monitors suspended Mr. Mosca, and Local 325's executive board agreed to emergency supervision.

Mr. Steidle, a 28-year-old former Marine captain, was one of just three American military advisers for the African Union monitoring team in Darfur -- and he is bursting with frustration.

Had Ukraine reversed course by transporting gas to the Balkans, it would have been forced to cut supplies to its own users.European Union monitors, deployed to verify the transit of gas, could shed little light on the situation.

A French official said that the mission could not resolve the entire crisis but that it had two main objectives: a withdrawal of Russian troops from what diplomats called "Georgia proper," the parts of Georgia beyond the boundaries of South Ossetia and Abkhazia; and getting the Russians to agree to a European Union monitoring group, as the cease-fire agreement called for.