Sentence examples for union population from inspiring English sources

A desperate letter, sent to President Lincoln from various East Tennessee Unionists in July 1863, detailed a host of grievances befalling the Union population in Knoxville and surrounding communities.

To evaluate performance on selected reach directions of the Start Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) in an elite underage rugby union population, and determine if differences exist between the forward and back position units.

The other 92% of the euro banknotes are issued by the NCBs in proportion to their respective shares in the capital key of the ECB, calculated using national share of European Union population and national share of European Union GDP, equally weighted.

The primary objectives included the ability to account for differences in occurrence levels between vegetable oil and fat sources and to estimate exposures for each European Union population and age group separately.

When the results from Kilkenny are compared to frequencies obtained for other macroscopically analyzed skeletal populations, which have ranged from approximately 3 7% (see Brickley and Ives, 2008: Table A1), it is clear that the prevalence of scurvy in the Kilkenny Workhouse Union population is exceptionally high.

All that combined effort prompted two Republicans to oppose her nomination, but in the end it wasn't enough to sway a third, showing that while Democrats were able to muster enthusiasm, they weren't able to sufficiently pressure flippable senators in purple states with significant teachers' union populations.

In 2006, Tagliaferri et al. [ 38] identified a need for high-quality epidemiological studies and collaborative intra-European Union population-based studies.

The arriving Union forces had expected to find a strongly pro-Union population in northern Alabama; instead, Mitchel found a region deeply divided among Unionist and Confederate, slave and free, black and white.

During this time, the Confederates converted other Richmond warehouses and buildings into detention sites to house the growing Union prisoner population.

As a whole, the 10 new members will expand the union's population by about one-fifth, from 380 million to 455 million, but they will add only 5percenttoto its economy.

Germany and France are seeking to insert rules into the constitution that would shift power back to the bigger countries, by ensuring that decisions could be passed if a majority of countries representing at least 60percentt of the union's population voted in favor of them.