Sentence examples for union sign from inspiring English sources

With a squadron of extras dancing behind her amid plumes of murk from a fog machine, Faris evoked Sally Field in "Norma Rae" by holding a "Union" sign high and staring at the camera with such do-gooder intensity that Topher Grace and Dan Fogler cracked up.

The union signed off yesterday.

The National Football League, with its players union, signed an agreement with EAS in 2004.

Players may grumble, although their union signed off on the 66-game slate as part of the new labor accord.

Meanwhile, the union signed an agreement with the United States on exchanging information about terrorism and serious crime.

On Monday, the union signed a three-year collective bargaining agreement with the company, which manufactures body armor.

If 30 percent of the union signs a petition, it is up to the National Labor Relations Board to approve a vote by the full membership.

On Tuesday, Washington and Dallas lost their appeal to an arbitrator — in part because the union signed off on the penalties imposed by the league.

In Germany, the huge Verdi union signed contracts with the city of Berlin and Deutsche Post, the German postal service, which were regarded as unusually favorable to the employers.

Thanks in large part to the merger, the union signed a contract with the company in 1980 on behalf of 4,000 workers.

The Teamsters agreed to direct elections in a 1989 consent decree that the union signed to persuade the federal government to drop an anti-racketeering lawsuit.