Example sentences for: unions

How can you use “unions” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Despite the emperor’s obsession with the new “Red Peril” — the 1848 Communist Mani­festo of Marx and Engels, which was being circulated in Paris — he could not prevent such social reforms as the workers’ right to form unions and even to strike.

  • Holmes, Brandeis, and their disciples consistently supported state intervention in economic affairs--the passage of health and safety regulations, the protection of unions, the imposition of taxes, and so on.

  • Newt Gingrich is back . On the heels of his widely acclaimed trip to China, the House speaker has delivered high-profile speeches bashing Clinton, Yasser Arafat, taxes, unions, the IRS, and government-funded art.

  • As Bush made clearer than, perhaps, he meant to, his primary concern about political spending by unions isn't that it rips off union members; it's that it usually goes to Democrats.

  • Although most American workers can join unions, a decreasing percentage are doing so.


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