Sentence examples for unions with from inspiring English sources

Several entered into "Boston marriages" -- unions with other women.

In 1995 Alain Juppé, Mr Chirac's prime minister, treated unions with haughty contempt.

He even praised unions, with whom the Giuliani administration frequently clashed.

Edward Heath's administration had antagonised the unions with its Industrial Relations Act of 1971.

"It's a revenue stream for the unions, with no cap in sight," Mr. Ginsburg said.

There were rumours of more cynical unions with former Baathists and kidnappers.

So there you are: unions with clout lead to better pay and sounder economies.

These new circumstances present unions with an opportunity to expand their membership.

At that point, 70 percent of all Canadian unionists belonged to international unions with headquarters in the United States.

Politifact said the waivers have been granted to both companies and unions, with no pattern of special treatment.

Last month, an activist advising the Maruti workers told me that factory managers tend to prefer unions with strong leaders.