Sentence examples for vocal union from inspiring English sources

The most active or vocal union leaders are those most at risk, particularly the leaders who are critical of regional governments or who advocate negotiated settlements with the insurgencies.

On March 19th Thierry Lepaon, the new leader of the communist-linked Confédération Générale du Travail, the biggest and most vocal union, accused the government of listening more to the bosses' federation than to employees.The irony is that Mr Hollande has greater powers to govern than any recent French president.

Conveniently for the airline, one of the pilots agitating for a more vocal union happened not to be a Singaporean national; he was deemed an "undesirable immigrant" and booted from the country.

For instance, they often retaliate against vocal union supporters and hold mandatory "captive audience" meetings where they blatantly misinform employees and create an atmosphere of fear.

However, political connections have their uses: VW is protected from takeover by a law which bureaucrats in Brussels are trying to have overturned.Europe's carmakers also have vocal unions that are naturally resistant to radical restructuring.

The paper's enterprising readers set up a social network of societies, including the Clarion Cycling Club (which is still going), Vocal Unions, the Clarion Fellowship, Clarion Handicraft Clubs, Clarion Scouts, Rambling Clubs and Cinderella Clubs (which arranged events for children).

Critics have suggested Mr. Mbeki, the South African president, has been overly indulgent toward Mr. Mugabe because both of them came from liberation organizations and face increasingly vocal trade union movements that want to replace them.

Opponents have become more vocal: trade unions, professors, regulators and others have lined up to criticise it.

They would have gone largely unnoticed but for the fact that the ten people killed that day were all members of the country's increasingly vocal trade-union movement.According to the Iraqi Workers Federationn (IWF), more than 2,000 of its members have been killed as a direct result of the economic scorched-earth policy waged by the insurgency.

Mr Chico's most vocal backers were union members.

But New York has a powerful teachers' union, vocal community groups and other constituencies that have traditionally wielded influence over the school system.