Sentence examples for union writing from inspiring English sources

The former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul took to his Congressional Web site to laud the petitions of those bent on leaving the union, writing that "secession is a deeply American principle".

In his 16-page decision, Justice Lynch largely sided with the union, writing that the Regents had failed to give sufficient weight to the law's collective bargaining requirements, and that it had not fully acknowledged the law's stipulation that test scores alone cannot determine a teacher's performance review.

Mitchell was much tougher on the union, writing, "The effect of the Players Association's opposition was to delay the adoption of mandatory random drug testing in Major League Baseball for nearly 20 years".

"Acting like bouncers, they showed their true colors," the union wrote.

"Enough of cooperation," one member of the union wrote to his leader.

Western Union wrote a letter taking all the blame, which was considerable.

The argument could affect the cases of other protesters who were charged similarly, lawyers for the civil liberties union wrote.

The Babel debate: "Half of Babel's contract is covered by the Post and Crossbar Painters Union," writes Jeremy Anderson.

McCluskey, the head of the Unite union, wrote that he was not surprised that Labour voters were concerned about immigration.

An unlikely British best seller was "The American Union," written by James Spence, a Liverpool businessman who had traveled widely in America.

"He's the most exciting collegiate runner since O. J. Simpson, Jack Murphyy of The San Diego Union wrote, "and he moves faster than anything that doesn't burn fuel".