Sentence examples for union relationship from inspiring English sources

A slightly more credible position in terms of negotiability is to favour an EEA-plus customs union relationship.

Under the new ruling, the union relationship would be protected for at least six months before a decertification vote could be held.

Speaking to the BBC, he expressed severe doubt that a customs union relationship would deliver on the result of the referendum.

"One shouldn't touch this area without doing across the whole field - dealing with business donations as well as the whole question of the trade union relationship and funding of the Labour Party," he said.

May is facing growing pressure as she refuses to make clear whether she would support a permanent custom union relationship at the end of a transitional period in late 2020.

One symbol of the close union relationship is an unusual peer-review program in which the school system identifies struggling teachers and then works with the union to either help them improve or dismiss them.

How should union relationships and union leaders be dealt with?

He added that the board, which has been meeting constantly in recent weeks, is trying to rethink the hospital, from its relationship with the county as a public benefit corporation, to its billing, to matters of reimbursement and union relationships, to the number of beds.

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Britain's departure could also damage the union's relationship with Washington.

I think that is beginning to emerge around the permanency of the customs union, the relationship with the single market.