Sentence examples for union regime from inspiring English sources

"We know in a civil union regime, the burden of inertia favors discrimination," she said.

That lost generation of talent - so poorly managed under a succession of coaches (most notably Robbie Deans and Ewen McKenzie) and out-of-touch Australian Rugby Union regimes - would have as its beginning the 2010 Bledisloe Cup fixture in Hong Kong, won 26-24 by the Wallabies at the death, courtesy of a James O'Connor try and sideline conversion.

Second, productivity growth appears lower in union regimes, although this particular result seems to be the consequence of union firms being located in slower-growing sectors (Hirsch 1991).

Virtually all US studies point to lower profitability in union regimes irrespective of the profit measure used (see Doucouliagos and Laroche 2009).

The importance of internal labor markets should not be underplayed, survey evidence again indicating that employers attach more importance to the internal wage structure when deciding on hiring pay, even if this tendency is more pronounced in union regimes.

Under sectoral bargaining, employers cannot easily escape collective agreements by switching to a non-union regime while remaining in the same sector.

Further, the importance of internal labor markets under both union and non-union regimes redirects our attention to enterprise flexibility.

There, he swore allegiance to al-Qaida and joined the fight against the Soviet Union-backed regime in Kabul.

The article offers an explanation of the distinct trajectories of policy development of the American and European Union regulatory regimes for genetically modified foods and crops.

He travelled twice to Afghanistan in the early 1990s, where he joined al-Qaida's struggle against the Soviet Union-backed regime – a cause supported by the US.

It will also demonstrate that farmers are embedded within wider structures, particularly global markets and European Union regulatory regimes, which profoundly condition and shape their actions, often elucidating resistance and a perceived loss of autonomy.