Sentence examples for union thinking from inspiring English sources

One of her aims is to get the Union thinking about whether it needs a "common energy policy", for which the treaties do not as yet provide.

Miliband has already tried to assuage union thinking by setting out plans to abolish exploitation in zero hours contracts, one of the most disliked parts of the current labour market.

What was Paul, the head of the players union thinking?

They would welcome the 3,000 troops the African Union is thinking of sending.

The union is thinking more of its members than the children its members are charged with teaching.

White, who was afraid of flying, was taking a train to New York so Marty hurried to Union Station thinking if he could get his pitch book into White's hands, he'd have no choice but to read it on the three-day journey.

There are men and women who created the vehicle of a European Union without thinking to fit it with seat belts or brakes.

Barrett commanded the 62nd United States Colored Infantry and the 2nd Texas Cavalry, and advanced towards Fort Brown with the intention of reoccupying Brownsville with Union forces thinking they would not encounter any problems, assuming all the Confederates surely had heard of Lee's surrender by this time.

Working with his newly hired general counsel, Richard M. Moss, Mr. Miller educated the players to trade-union thinking.

Experience has taught many of us that when union leaders start thinking that their job is to cooperate with management, the union and its members suffer.

"Any union that was thinking seriously about disaffiliating would have already done it," says Richard Hyman, an industrial-relations expert at the London School of Economics.