Sentence examples for union poses from inspiring English sources

As the most fussed of the three about the threat the EU's "ever-closer union" poses to British sovereignty, he might even favour Britain withdrawing from the European Union altogether.The men and their messagesHow should Conservatives choose?

It also noted that even though Britain is outside the euro area, the high risk of further shocks within the currency union poses danger given its trade and financial links with countries that use the euro.

However, couples are wise to acknowledge the difficulty their union poses for their parents rather than be defensive.

Carney says that a currency union posed real risks if it was not set up properly, Osborne says.

The obvious threat to the union posed by such a scheme has dissuaded the Tories from endorsing it, despite the potential electoral advantages for what is now a predominantly English party.

The Supreme Court decision which will allow unfettered campaign contributions from corporations and unions poses a threat to the very workings of our democracy.

Labor unions pose another problem, said Harvey R. Miller, a senior partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges who has worked on airlines' reorganizations.

And that included a painstaking process to gather an understanding of what systemic issues credit unions pose.

The commissioner's office declined to supply the information or to answer a list of 50 questions the union had posed to Alderson.

She wept when she learned that her latest paramour, a Union spy posing as a Confederate soldier, had tricked her into giving him a letter intended for Stonewall Jackson and turned it in as evidence.

While he appears to have made the jump from brewing to aviation successfully, the transition from a huge public company to a small state-owned enterprise with powerful unions still poses difficulties for Mr. Foley, analysts said.