Sentence examples similar to union understood as from inspiring English sources

"The union understands that as well".

Our union understood that it was essential for us to listen as well as lead, at every stage.

Hadley insisted the union understood ENO needed to cut costs.

Though such a liberal view of divorce was unacceptable in Milton's era, it struck a more responsive chord in those countries where at the turn of the 21st century marriage was understood as a voluntary union between equals.

The question has also been raised whether a unitary phenomenon of incest exists, suggesting that brother-sister, mother-son, and father-daughter sexual unions might be better understood as theoretically distinct.

Milton Friedman took the monopoly view when he looked at the American Medical Association, which he understood as a union of medical doctors that restrains competition.

The conjunctive term AB is interpreted as the intersection of the class A and the class B and the extension of the disjunctive term A+B is understood as the union of the extensions of A and B. In the intensional tradition, the reverse holds.

If there were no scabs, the union believed its members would be understood as irreplaceable.

Launching his bid on Friday to be re-elected as general secretary of the Unite union, Len McCluskey said: "Unions understand that workers have always done best when the labour supply is controlled and communities are stable.

First, we compute a temporary chromosome which can be described as the union of two parents if they are understood as representing sets.

The article thus provides two sets of arguments with the same fundamental implication: agency fees are not properly understood as payments made by employees to unions, and there is accordingly no compelled speech or association problem with agency fees.