Sentence examples for union study from inspiring English sources
A case in point: a proposal, revealed a couple of weeks ago by a European Union study group, to have wireless-activated devices fitted to all new cars sold in the Union to allow the police to stop a speeding vehicle remotely.
A union study found that 162 post offices were listed as "longterm temporary closures" during 2010, some of which had not shown up in official closure lists.
A players union study showed that the average career of an offensive lineman is only 3.73 years (though this is actually the third highest, behind quarterbacks and kickers).
A major new European Union study is set to examine the effects of growing genetically modified, blight-resistant potato plants on biodiversity and the environment in agricultural ecosystems.
Average pensions for top directors have increased to almost £260,000 a year – 25 times those of other employees, according to a trade union study.
The Irish spend more of their income on alcoholic drinks and go binge drinking more often than any other European nationality, according to a European Union study.
Silver Spring is also home to the National Labor College, a degree-granting centre for labour and union studies.
The players union studied team rosters from the 1987 to 1996 seasons, an average of 1,647 players a year, or about 16,000 player years.
There she specialised in trade union studies; it was a turbulent time in student politics, some of the Houghton Street students wanting to emulate Daniel Cohn-Bendit at Nanterre.
Then, from September 2012, it will reduce its 577 different course arrangements to around 160, shutting history, philosophy, Caribbean studies, theatre studies, trade union studies, dance, parts of multimedia and performing arts.
