Sentence examples for union to improve from inspiring English sources

But it has been under pressure from the union to improve its human rights record and make other political reforms before negotiations about its admission can begin.

Unite regional officer Luke Primarolo, said the retailer also needed to start working with the union to improve conditions at its warehouse and fulfil its pledge to become the best high street employer after John Lewis.

The Green party candidate's policies include setting up a tenants' union to improve rights for private renters in the capital, maintaining the current Olympic precept added to Londoners' council tax bill and using the revenue generated for housebuilding.

On Dec. 19, President Bush approved up to $17.4 billion in loans for G.M. and Chrysler on the condition that they seek concessions from their lenders, creditors and the United Automobile Workers union to improve their competitiveness.

We need to learn from the Nigerian and Brazilian biodiesel policies, which have been limited but has accrued some tangible benefits to small farmers after it demanded features such as mixed food and feedstock cultivation to safeguard food security and the endorsement of a representative social movement or farmer union, to improve their bargaining power face industry.

Updated at 3.01am GMT 2.55am GMT Now This News has video of the top of the speech: Fifty-one years ago, John F. Kennedy declared to this Chamber that "the Constitution makes us not rivals for power but partners for progress…It is my task," he said, "to report the State of the Union – to improve it is the task of us all".

Efforts to join independent trade unions to improve conditions are said to have been met with repression and mass sackings on Del Monte and Grupo Acon plantations.

Over the last 30 years of his management career, Jan has been passionate about working in partnership with leaders, staff, patients and trade unions to improve healthcare.

"We work very closely with our partners, including the universities and student unions, to improve student safety and to ensure the appropriate support is available to victims of crime.

Cameron was Blairite in approach, not substance: he mirrored Blair, who gave speeches not on redistribution but on being tough on crime, taking on unions to improve public services and reforming welfare, counterintuitively defining his own territory and challenging his membership.

Although much has been achieved in stabilizing the euro area, "more needs to be done to deepen the fiscal and banking unions, to improve medium-term growth prospects through reform, and to broaden the single market to include trade in services," Mr. Rogers wrote in a note.