Sentence examples for union obligations from inspiring English sources

Moves have been taken to reconcile customs union obligations with Russia's W.T.O.

But Camden's decision to remake perhaps the most essential public service for a city riven by crime underscores how communities are taking previously unimaginable steps to get out from under union obligations that built up over generations.

Mr. Lucey said that the government now had to steer a course between cutting its deficits to meet its European Union obligations and doing enough to impress the international debt markets, because the country will need to borrow many more billions of euros before the crisis is over.

Military ultimatum in 1971, Turkey's intervention to Cyprus in 1974, Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit's 1978 proposal to suspend Turkey's customs union obligations unilaterally for 5 years, 1980 coup affected the course of relations negatively.

In some instances, it is a union obligation.

On Friday, Wells Fargo said Emerisque was unwilling to assume Hartmarx's health care, retirement and "union contract" obligations.

Denis MacShane, the Europe minister, claimed: "It is now Conservative party policy to pass national legislation which would mean Britain would be in breach of its solemn European Union treaty obligations as legislated by parliament.

These contracts are borne out of US unions' legal obligation to provide service to everyone, regardless of their membership status – including representing non-union workers in disciplinary cases, filing grievances and bargaining for the contract, the provisions of which (like salary schedules, pensions, vacations) will apply to all employees.

A RECENT ruling by the state's highest court has raised hopes among county officials on Long Island that they can put an end to years of spiraling contract arbitration awards to their police unions, an obligation often cited as a major factor in Nassau County's slide to the edge of bankruptcy.

In the past, the group has led campaigns in various states to push "right to work" legislation that undermines the dues obligations unions rely on to finance their operations.

Some businesses were surely overburdened by pension obligations and union demands.