Sentence examples for unions for instance from inspiring English sources
Republicans, old people, evangelical Christians and non-whites are particularly likely to have qualms (just 42% of blacks support such unions, for instance).
Dudley is not running on social issues — he supports abortion rights and civil unions, for instance — but rather matters related to job creation and the economy.
The White House and labor unions, for instance, reached a tentative deal last week on an excise tax on high-priced, employer-sponsored insurance plans.
Requiring a couple to marry to become eligible for benefits could make it difficult to adopt a child from a country that doesn't recognize gay unions, for instance.
Trade unions, for instance, might buy an unemployment derivative to protect themselves against the consequences of their members losing their jobs.
He represents the new and ascendant service-industry unions, for instance, as opposed to the industrial-age unions that supported Hillary Clinton.
The European Union, for instance, denied it had ever promised to get rid of export subsidies.
The N.F.L. players union, for instance, disbanded several hours before the lockout began in March.
Western Union, for instance, sets prices for individual customers depending on where they are and the amount they send.
The European Union, for instance, estimated the relative purchasing power of Poland's 38 million people at just 39percentt of the union's existing average.
The European Union, for instance, has banned atrazine as part of a precautionary policy that prohibits pesticides that easily contaminate groundwater.
