Sentence examples for union such from inspiring English sources

But in the new world of European monetary union, such figures suddenly matter a great deal.

President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation allowed slavery to continue in states loyal to the Union, such as Maryland.

Union officials may be excused to engage in activities of interest only to the union, such as elections, political activities, and general union business matters.

Whereas Mr Blair championed causes within the European Union such as enlargement and economic reform, Mr Brown says only that it should be more outward-looking.

When Mr Obama's parents married, in 1960, a union such as theirs, between a white woman and a black man, was illegal in over half of America's states.

Ms. Olsen makes Union such a happy hedonist that the scene feels wild and sweet and not a little absurd, like the long-ago era she yearns for.

So-called right-to-work laws prohibit workers from being required to join and financially support a union - such as by paying dues - as a condition of their employment.

WARSAW, Poland — Countries in the western Balkans aspiring to join the European Union, such as Serbia and Kosovo, should be given a clear pathway to membership provided they solve their differences, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Friday.

Bits of the former Soviet Union, such as the Baltic trio, have hoisted themselves, wholesale, back into the West.

For the European Union such an outcome – Le Pen winning – would be far, far worse than Brexit.

My second observation was that, from the standpoint of U.S. relations with the Soviet Union, such delivery of arms would not contribute to relaxing tensions.