Sentence examples for union steps from inspiring English sources
Before a vote, though, both sides must dispose of pending lawsuits, and the players must reconstitute their union, steps that are likely to happen in the next few days.
″I feel I wouldn't have security at work," said Collins, a St . Louisresident and member of the Service Employees International Union Local 1. "The union steps in and helps a lot with things ― paid time off, vacation days, sick days, and other benefits.
The RNAhybrid, alignment, parsing and union steps are quite time consuming and application of concurrency saves the time by providing manifolds acceleration while performing analysis on large amount of data.
I would like to see the union stepping in and saying to continual offenders: "Enough is enough, you are out of the union".
After Mr. Padilla, a roofing worker, said he was repeatedly turned away by the D.M.V. last year, his union stepped in to help.
Where were the stewards of the game when they should have demanded that the players union step back instead of standing down?
This month, the union stepped up pressure on management by starting to picket at Gallagher's Steak House, which has many of the same owners as the Oyster Bar.
In late August, Rodriguez grew so frustrated with how the Major League Baseball Players Association was defending him — or, as he saw it, not defending him — that his personal legal team wrote a letter formally requesting the union step aside from its prescribed role as his chief representative on his arbitration panel.
And Mr. Tsvangirai kept open the possibility that he might re-enter the race in the extremely unlikely event that the United Nations or the African Union stepped in to end the violence by Wednesday, when he intends to announce his party's next steps.
The procession was able to set off again around noon, with teachers from the SUD teachers' union stepping in to prevent any further clashes.
This union step was necessary because even in a given cell line and lab, there may be multiple measurements for a single protein under slightly modified conditions.
