Sentence examples similar to union self from inspiring English sources

Responsible union self-government demands, among other prerequisites, a fair opportunity to function.

MARTIN EAKES *80, who co-founded the nonprofit community-development lender and credit union Self-Help, will be honored with the James Madison Medal, the University's top award for a graduate alum.

Footnote to the above: The federal government no longer relies on union self-reporting for membership data.

Hick's proposal was a self-inflicted disaster, a last-minute addition that imperiled the wage hike in the apparent cause of union self-interest.

MEET THE DRUG UNION "Self-organized groups of opioid users are working together to stay alive and fight the stigma of drug use — even if they're not trying to quit".

Opposing the plan risks wearing the cap of "old-fashioned, top-down" anti-reformers defending the unions' self-interest.

In a way, the Democrats' failure to make big gains had affirmed the unions' self-protective strategy; but that failure had been partly abetted by the unions themselves.

This was the unions' self-styled "awkward squad", a grouping formed around 2002 and dedicated to pushing the union movement to the left, challenging the traditionally moderate TUC, and using industrial muscle to improve the lot of their members.

Unions dislike self-employment because a union of self-employed workers makes little sense Unions dislike self-employment because a union of self-employed workers makes little sense.

And so chewing on pork products becomes a sublime union of self with planet, a Gaian eucharist.

The anger of Polish farmers boiled over last year, when the militant agricultural workers' union Samoobrona (Self- Defence) staged countrywide protests against the flood of cheap EU imports.