Sentence examples for union through from inspiring English sources

Also in the recently signed Association Agreement, the EU has appeared more conducive to Ukraine's aspirations to join the Union through welcoming "its European choice".

The U.A.W. had traditionally been a union through which workers could march into the middle class.

" Beasley discovered her credit union through St John's church in Hoxton, London.

They've just stayed in the student union through a lifetime," he told the Demos think-tank event.

Hunter, 70, has held his position since 1996, guiding the union through three collective bargaining agreements and two costly lockouts.

Freedom inspired our founders and preserved our union through civil war and secured the promise of civil rights.

The pipeline, called Nabucco, would carry gas from the Caspian region to the European Union through Hungary, bypassing Russia.

The European Union, through a spokesman, has warned that "the clock is ticking" but extended tomorrow's deadline by several days.

The United Nations and the European Union, through new rules and an outright ban, are trying to undo this unintended bonanza.

Accustomed to viewing the European Union through an American prism, many investors took fright at Europe's fragmented and glacial decision-making process, Mr. Brzeski said.

It is as if he had found a truth machine and needed to put everything in the Soviet Union through it.