Sentence examples for unions capable of from inspiring English sources

And how can he help to deliver responsible capitalism without helping to deliver stronger trade unions capable of holding capital to account?

These kinds of campaigns and unions – capable of engaging and organising young, migrant and precarious workers – are one of the great hopes for rebuilding a serious mass movement.

Not being able to monopolize an indispensable skill and thereby realize their interests at the workplace and through the market alone, workers in such industries needed unions capable of mobilizing mass solidarity across occupational boundaries.

"We propose a model of powerful, supranational union, capable of becoming one of the poles of the modern world," he writes in the article.

Presidents Dave Beck (1952 57) and James Hoffa (1957 71) shaped the Teamsters into a strongly centralized union capable of negotiating nationwide freight-hauling agreements.

She was an intellectual engaged in the rough old world of politics – not always a happy union – capable of great strategic insight, linked to a formidable organising talent.

It would be naive to try to restore it…we propose a powerful supranational union capable of becoming a pole of the modern world," he wrote.

A girl's murdered body autopsied on a steel table, a dying woman's lust for a younger woman's beauty, a lonesome divorcé appreciative to tears for the unexpected intercourse with his children's sitter: in this collection Lynch has written a masterly homage to the flesh, to the frail mortality we spend our lives abhorring and to the sexual union capable of lifting us above doctrinal despair.

Instead of cooperating with my co-workers to form a union capable of fighting for our common interests, getting higher pay, slowing down work, and going on strike if we don't get what we want, I stood as one.

It may be unkind to say the company lived in fear of upsetting its employees, but everyone, especially at United, knew what the unions were capable of doing.

But when writer changed the question slightly and asked them about activism more generally, they all saw the union as capable of transforming women's lives.... Canty said.