Sentence examples for unionism with from inspiring English sources

It had been known as the Gibraltar of Unionism, with powerful unions and a socialist mayor.

A completely independent Scotland would be shaped by unionism with the EU, "social union" with the rump of the UK, and some kind of institutional arrangements across these isles.

Meanwhile, the public sector continues to be the heartland of unionism, with density three times that of the private sector.

At one level, they have failed creatively and systematically to replace the old, declining props of British unionism with new arguments and supports.

The Democratic Unionist party has eclipsed the UUP as the dominant force in unionism with the former moving to the centre and ultimate power-sharing with Sinn Fein.

Given the three-way split in unionism with the emergence of the hardline Traditional Unionist Voice, it must have seemed (and must remain) a tempting prospect for mainstream republicans.

The resulting backlash against unionism, along with the dissatisfaction of many KOL members, led to the union's demise and fostered the establishment of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in December 1886.

"This was most evident in Fermanagh and South Tyrone where all shades of unionism combined with the Tory party to unseat a republican woman".

Because big-time manufacturing was once the gold-standard of organized labor, when those jobs left (not to avoid paying union wages, but to avoid paying American wages), the heart and soul of industrial unionism left with them.

Depending on whom he is talking to, he is conservative or liberal, sympathizes with Irish nationalism or with Ulster Unionism, regards European integration with enthusiasm or with reserve.

"This is a very unique situation in which you have many unions with a long history of social unionism that have not endorsed Carl McCall," Mr. Cantor said.