Sentence examples for unions to go from inspiring English sources

Now comes the hard part: getting the Legislature and the unions to go along.

"And we still have 30 more unions to go," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

"The conservative columnists write, 'Oh, you should just tell the unions to go fuck themselves!' " he told me.

This is not lost on voters, so it seems an inopportune time for the unions to go to war.

Jeremy Corbyn is under pressure from trade unions to go further on plans to take franchises back into public ownership by doing so before their contracts expire.

Labor experts also predict that the board will adopt a policy that makes it easier to organize nursing home workers by allowing unions to go after smaller units of workers inside those homes.

The judge invited the union to go to another court to seek a "declaration of incompatibility".

That has left the Detroit executives and the union to go it alone.

It is the sixth credit union to go under in 2012, and follows at least seven that collapsed in 2011.

About a year ago, Western countries, including the United States, began preparing the Somali government and the African Union to go on the offensive and attack the Shabab, who have terrorized the population by cutting off hands and publicly executing people.

Last year, the Department of Labour refused the hacienda's two unions permission to go on strike.