Sentence examples for union toward from inspiring English sources

"This is the first step toward a stability union, toward a political union.

He blamed Mr. Kessler — a pugnacious antitrust lawyer who recently accused Mr. Stern of treating players "like plantation workers" — for pushing the union toward dissolution.

LABOR OUTLOOK Goodell said owners are unified as they prepare for the start of negotiations with the players union toward a new collective bargaining agreement.

But Mr. Strauss-Kahn was convinced that Europe needed to make another leap as bold as monetary union toward fiscal federalism to make the euro work properly and avoid global irrelevance and perhaps the eventual collapse of the single currency.

A statement from Mr. Brown's office released after the meeting said that delegates had pledged to work with the G-8 and European Union toward a global strategy to tackle price rises and increase support for the world's poorest nations.

While the newly elected members may try to steer the union toward new contract talks with the studios, the 13-member committee that leads the negotiations will continue to be controlled by the hard-line incumbent group Membership First.

In recent months, one of the biggest changes has been the softening stance of labor unions toward illegal immigrants.

Many of those at the meeting last May had worried that the Obama administration would reflect the general hostility of teachers' unions toward charters, publicly financed schools that are independently run and free to experiment in classrooms.

"There's a sort of 'Nixon goes to China' element where, as a Socialist, he will be able to pressure the unions toward more concessions on various labor market reforms," said Mr. Kirkegaard of the Peterson Institute.

The commissioner made particular mention of the contract negotiations that are ongoing between New York city hall and the police unions – hinting, though not saying overtly, that there might be a political motivation behind the aggressively hostile stance of the police unions toward the mayor.

Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, said the agreement on banking supervision was "an important step towards a stable economic and monetary union, and toward further European integration".