Sentence examples for union production from inspiring English sources
This being a Rugby Football Union production – the current system was introduced by Twickenham at the start of last season and will continue next term in an even longer form, with two-legged semi-finals to go with the elongated final – there is a lot at stake, a lot of face to be saved.
The only relief from this chatter comes from the cameos, including from Teller (of Penn & Teller, Sean Hannity and Grover Norquistt, who is thanked in the credits, not far from the logo for IATSE, which represents stagehands and other entertainment workers, affirming that this anti-union movie was a union production.
Tourism officials forecast that the strike could have cost the city $50m a week: not something New York's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, wanted, when it already has a budget deficit of $4 billion.Luckily, Mr Bloomberg whose latest union production, "City Labour Contracts", was such a hit last year invited the warring thespians to Gracie Mansion and forced them to be nice.
Everyone, including all of our union production employees, have gathered for a little surprise to celebrate my dad's 70th birthday.
Of the film's main cast, only Fatimah and Oedjang are recorded as continuing their acting career, both appearing in several further Union productions.
That's a non-union production for you.
Jackson has long planned to shoot the movies in his home country of New Zealand, but this week he ran afoul of various performer unions, including the Screen Actors Guild, which are advising their members not to work on what they allege is a non-union production.
The CGT union said production had stopped Thursday at six Total refineries, which have a capacity production of just over one million barrels per day.
Phil Smith, a spokesman for the United Mine Workers of America, said the union expected production to improve at the mine when the broader coal market recovered.
The suit also contends that BET, a unit of BET Holdings II, made an agreement with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, a labor union, for production and broadcast of movies and television programs that required hiring a union staff.
Controversial for its allegations of corruption in the longshoremens union, the production itself was chock-full of friendly witnesses at the HUAC hearings, director Kazan, writer Budd Schulberg, and actor Lee J. Cobb among them.
