Sentence examples for unions point from inspiring English sources

The unions point to Chile's unequal income distribution.

Unions point to the influence of wealthy donors such as the Koch brothers.

What evidence do the insurgent unions point to as reason for optimism?

The trade unions point out that directors' pay in Britain exceeds that of manufacturing workers by far more than it does in the rest of Europe.

But the unions point to huge profits and generous treatment of executives, and fear that the Care proposal will lead to much less dependable pensions arrangements.

After playing such an important role in Al Gore's presidential campaign, labor unions point to several developments that they say indicate that Mr. Bush and Congressional Republicans will at best ignore them and at worst retaliate against them.

He also spoke about the importance of fiscal union underpinning successful currency unions, pointing to the eurozone crisis.

The unions pointed to California as an example, saying a property tax cap and broader budget woes have had a harmful effect on schools in that state.

Trade unions pointed out that political funds were already subject to 10-year affirmative ballots and said this reform, once contemplated by the then employment secretary Norman Tebbit in the 1980s, was not discussed during the election.

"From a trade union point of view, we'd actually welcome that," he said.

From the union point of view, they have been co-operative and have restrained their wage demands, but to no avail.