Sentence examples for union pointed from inspiring English sources

Time and again, the skating union pointed to the one moment Le Gougne has said she regrets but cannot erase.

The journalists' union pointed out that the salaries of most ordinary journalists paled in comparison to what Johnson was earning.

Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB union, pointed out that the Conservatives formed a government after the last election despite winning fewer than 40% of votes.

Critics in the union pointed out that the combined salaries of the vice-chancellors who made the decision is in excess of £4m.

A representative of the SUD union pointed out that "passengers would be less upset about industrial action if they travelled in decent conditions the rest of the time".

The union pointed to figures from Herbert H. Lehman High School in the Bronx, which was slated to close and reopen in September, but whose situation is now in flux.

The union points out that its testing program has been strengthened significantly, and many critics agree.

The same clubs, the union points out, would probably be paying the tax and making the largest revenue sharing payments.

Jim Stanford, an economist at Unifor, the Canadian car-industry union, points out how hard it is to compete with Mexican wages.Even as some of these obstacles have disappeared, Canada has not benefited proportionately.

In June Putin publicly condemned the "Soviet" (i.e., federal) model for the union, pointing out that, because the Belarusian economy was only 3% the size of Russia's, the two sides could hardly be regarded as equals.

The pilots' union points out that turning down extra hours is within a pilot's rights.