Sentence examples for union response from inspiring English sources

Last year's State of the Union response, you may remember, was given by a certain senator from Illinois..

And now, in his State of the Union response, Mitch Daniels leaned on the Gipper for his closing.

Nikki Haley, the South Carolina governor who recently shot to national prominence for her State of the Union response, has said she's a "strong supporter" of offshore drilling.

For all the Republican male establishment's harrumphing, it couldn't derail her plan to hijack the party's designated State of the Union response with one of her own.

Worse, he combined a goofy water bottle moment with a State of the Union response speech of tireless weepy vacuity that exposed his lightweight status.

He is terrified that I'll upstage him again, just like I did in that State of the Union response," Mr. Jindal said.

Krings (2009) reports similar findings, analysing trade union responses to immigration in Austria, Germany, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

Studying trade union responses to immigrants in Denmark and the United Kingdom, Wrench (2004: 21) argues that these operate contrary to the predictions of Penninx and Roosblad (2000): The Danish trade union movement has a far higher membership rate and far greater political influence than its British counterpart, yet is relatively inactive against discri-mination.

His executive will be meeting to discuss the offer next week and he expects a "robust response".The teaching unions' response may be robust; their actions are likely to be less so.

The pro-union response is coming from adjuncts who, he said, constitute "a large group of people who are highly educated, highly motivated and highly experienced".

Though talk has already turned to where Rubio's moment belongs in the pantheon of State of the Union-response dishonor, it likely won't manage to unseat Bobby Jindal's woeful performance, in 2009.