Sentence examples for union performance from inspiring English sources

At the recent annual exhibition of the Iraqi Plastic Arts Society, the national artists' union, performance artist Hareth Muthana, wearing a black mask, suspended himself from a tree.

This study examined the effects of manipulating relative positioning between defenders (initial distance apart) on emergent decision-making and actions in a 1 vs. 2 rugby union performance sub-phase.

These data increase the understanding of the causes of muscle damage in rugby union; performance markers could potentially be used to tailor individual recovery strategies and subsequent training following rugby union competition.

"You only have one life to live haven't you?" opines a jovial Watts just a few hours before Mott the Hoople's final re-union performance at the 02 in London in November 2013.

Going down the two-referee route is certainly not one that Lyndon Bray, the New Zealand Rugby Union high performance referee manager, would advocate.

— the National Education Association, the largest teachers' union — "on performance pay and removing poor teachers; he's promoting charter schools, and many of us in the Party support as much parent choice as possible.

They tend to lend out smaller sums and offer lower saving rates than bigger financial services firms but instead pay dividends on the basis of the credit union's performance during the year.

At one union benefit performance Mr. Tucker joked about having to be a temp worker, a solution he later said he would seriously consider: "I'm certainly not too proud to go back to doing that".

McCaw is arguably the best player ever to play rugby union, his performances are always excellent.

A knock-on effect of weaker unions is poorer Democratic Party performance, since unions often contribute to Democratic candidates and encourage their members to vote for them.

Union Square's performance isn't keeping pace with its favor.