Sentence examples for viable union from inspiring English sources

The marriage, too, was more a memory than a viable union for the first few years after his return.

However, as previous speakers have said, the declaration does not contain any convincing references to the social State, what some people somewhat sheepishly call the social model, sustainable development, viable development, autonomy and hence, if I may put it thus, a viable Union profile.

"There still are some viable unions out there, and the teachers union is one of them," said Chuck Keeney, a history professor at Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College.

But that would be less of a setback for Germany than before, because in principle there should be less need for burden-sharing in a more viable monetary union.

A viable labor union still struggles for social justice there.

If played right, Greece leaving the Eurozone could ironically result in a more robust, more viable currency union than they have today.

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, was considered an Aussie rules stronghold, and in the SANFL had the oldest Aussie Rules Football league, and indeed the oldest league of any code, in Australia, as well as a viable Rugby Union competition which had been running since 1932.

When he was still an academic, Yanis Varoufakis, the finance minister, spent years figuring out ways to make European monetary union viable.

But, he said, if in a couple of years time, the Saab car company still does not look viable, well the union would not protect its factories "ad absurdam".What do you mean, I asked.

Part-time hours also prevent a viable income, the union said.

You can't be half viable in a currency union.