Sentence examples for use of union from inspiring English sources

Demanding the use of union workers, he said, will limit the growth of no-sweatshop clothing.

For Mr. Neiman of NoSweatApparel.com, the use of union workers is more important than having an enlightened boss.

The parties agreed easily on the affordable-housing requirement, but were far apart on the use of union workers.

Not surprisingly, the bid has been criticized by some U.A.W. members, who questioned whether buying a resort is a proper use of union funds.

Mr. Bush's aides say he still wants a wholly extraneous provision to require union members to approve use of union funds for political purposes.

Mrs Thatcher outlasted the miners, arguing that it was a battle for the right of management to manage over the arbitary use of union power, and her victory broke the unions for good.

"All too often, members feel the leadership of their union is too remote and out of touch and they get angry and disillusioned when they read about allegations of inappropriate uses of union money.

We also use measures of union presence in the firms under its various legal guises, existence of union representatives, and existence of a health and security commission (CHSCT) as unionization measures.

The use of sexual union as a symbol of mystical union evolved from Indian Tantric thought.

Mr. Rivera said the union would donate $25,000 to help in the recovery effort and offered the temporary use of the union's offices in Midtown.

Last year, the Christian Union at the University of Birmingham faced a similar suspension of a bank account and exclusion from free use of student union premises.