Sentence examples for union scrapping from inspiring English sources

After a meeting with Mr. Putin in Moscow, President Serzh Sargsyan abruptly declared that Armenia would join the Kremlin's customs union, scrapping years of work toward agreements under the European Union's Eastern Partnership program.

The Union scrapped all antidumping duties on imported Indian bed linen that year.

The unions are scrapping for members.

The 23-year-old back, dropped from the Test team last month after a drink-related incident at an airport and currently without a Super 15 deal after being released by the Melbourne Rebels, has had his Australian Rugby Union contract scrapped and will not be offered one for next year.

Michigan unions did succeed with a separate referendum campaign to overturn a law that allowed the state to appoint emergency managers to run financially distressed communities, including revising or scrapping union agreements.

It was the second time that the route had been handed back in three years, following in the footsteps of GNER in 2006, prompting calls from Labour backbenchers and trade unions to scrap the rail franchise system.

One of these is almost certain to address union leaders' concerns about scrapping the rules on early retirement at 60. Ultimately, Tata cannot afford to continue to fund a pension that has many thousands more members drawing out cash than are putting in.

But many union officials oppose the law because it empowers emergency managers to scrap union contracts.

But on a day when Mr. Kerry also won big labor union endorsements, his opponents were scrapping to stop him from winning after his victories in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Mr Rubio has toured conservative media outlets, arguing that today's broken system amounts to a "de facto amnesty .Big business lobbies and trade unions used to scrap over immigration, with employers wanting cheaper labour, and unions fearing it.

The party has also touted scrapping the Act of Union between Scotland and England and replacing it with a declaration of federalism.