Sentence examples for union view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reed said that because key unions (though not the police union) view the city's financial projections as "imaginary," negotiations are pointless.

The actress Ashley Judd opens with the Union view, the country singer Trace Adkins brings his impossibly deep voice to the Confederate angle, and the actor Dennis Haysbert is most compelling of all as he explores what the war meant to enslaved people.

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This leads to two specific criticisms of the union view.

Like the union view of love, this account of friendship raises worries about autonomy.

If autonomy is a part of the individual's good, then, on the union view, love is to this extent bad; so much the worse for the union view (Singer 1994; Soble 1997).

The union views this proposal as amounting to a pay cut for the players.

Baylor lost Girardi in Colorado four years earlier because of Girardi's outspoken union views after the 1994-95 strike.

In many European countries the disappointment is twofold: in heavily indebted federal governments pulling back from social spending and in a European Union viewed as distant and undemocratic.

But again, the union views the parity issue as a red herring, an excuse to shift hundreds of millions of dollars from players to owners.

The union views the real percentage players receive as closer to 51 percent, and union leaders think owners want a rollback of 18 percent, which would put the players' share at about 33 percent.