Sentence examples for unions were represented from inspiring English sources

The Lions had been billed as Wales in the buildup because the Six Nations champions had 10 starters, but the first two tries were scored by an Englishman and an Irishman, and by the end all four home unions were represented on the field.

In Sweden and Germany, trade unions are represented in corporate governance bodies, taking part in strategic decision-making.

The city and its workers have contributed much of HIP revenues over the years, and four municipal unions are represented on its board.

More than nine-tenths of Argentina's 1,100 labour unions are represented by the General Confederation of Labour (Confederación General de Trabajo), a Peronist organization.

Employer organizations and labour unions are represented on the Joint Industrial Labour Council, established in 1945 for collective bargaining, and on the Social and Economic Council, which serves mainly to advise the government.

"So the unions are representing interests that are diametrically opposed to the taxpayers". The tension is developing as the public's perception of unions is at its lowest level in 25 years.

(In an ironic twist, the NFL players' union was represented by Kessler).

The union is represented in decision-making at the highest level within the company.

The union was represented by Fisher; the executive director Billy Hunter; the general counsel Ron Klempner; and the labor lawyer Jeff Kessler.

(Verizon owns HuffPost's parent company, Oath. HuffPost's union is represented by the Writers Guild of America, East, which supports net neutrality).

(HuffPost's union is represented by the Writers Guild of America, East, which supports net neutrality and opposed its repeal).