And our President has to stand up in his state of the union and plead the case for the poorly educated and uninsured.
It was left to the European Union to make the case for some solidarity with trade unionists.
The Rail Maritime and Transport Union said the case had shown how easy railway safety could be breached following privatisation.
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The SNP has claimed it would be a mistake for the UK government to place the Trident nuclear programme at the heart of its case for the union.
Organized labor--the United Steelworkers union instigated the Chinese tire case at the International Trade Commission--cannot maintain its enthusiasm for the new president if he continues to side with the business community on trade issues.
The prime minister said the case for retaining the union focused on matters of the "head and heart".
And although Gordon Brown, the prime minister, touts Britishness, Labour has seldom made a positive case for the union, telling Scottish voters at the May elections only that they faced public-service cuts without their English subsidy.
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The problems are not new, but they have been given fresh salience by the fallout from the European Union's case against Intel (see article).
As the Center reported that month, (1) a major IMF-led study commissioned by the G-7 nations at last year's Houston economic summit revealed that the Soviet Union was a basket-case economically and would remain so in the absence of wholesale structural reforms.
Greencore, which supplies convenience foods to supermarkets, said it "acknowledges the recent decision in the tribunal case" but the dispute with the union over pay rates was ongoing.
However, representatives from the Community union are still involved in a legal case against the government on behalf of the ASW workers, which is due to be heard at the European Court of Justice.
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Nor will it be able to field a serious challenge to Russia's efforts to reassert its dominance over parts of the former Soviet Union, either politically (as in the case of Ukraine) or militarily (such as in Georgia).
Walmart, with its prominence, served as an early test case for the union's rise, with accreditation (but no contract) achieved in 2006.
He said the best outcome for Britain would be "membership of a reformed European Union", while arguing the case for a "more flexible Europe".
She in turn contacted the local American Civil Liberties Union chapter, which agreed to take the case.
Romero, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, which is representing the plaintiffs in the case.
Rabbi David Ellenson, president of the (Reform) Hebrew Union College, staunchly defends the non-Orthodox case.
The family said the union, after expressing interest in helping pursue a case against the league, missed a deadline for filing a grievance.
It was one of the few times an oil sands project received such a designation, which also allows the company to reach a collective agreement with one union--in this case, the Christian Labour Association of Canada, whose members earn less and pay smaller dues than others--and apply it to workers from other unions.
In its opening pitch to the union, the company pressed its case for more flexibility and understanding that higher wages would be passed along to customers.
On a production basis, many of the rich countries (but not America, which has not ratified Kyoto) have cut their emissions by 6% in 1990-2008 in the case of the European Union.
In this case, the European Union has made its position clear - on this side of the pond APIs are not copyrightable, and developers may produce a so-called "clean room" implementation of an API without running foul of copyright law.
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But Mr Hughes said his party had done better in the local elections than in the previous two years and that they would continue to make the case that UK membership of the European Union was a "net plus for Britain", and also push the positives of immigration.
The other applicants in the case were the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Congregational Union, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, the Association of Baptist Churches, the Fellowship of Independent Methodist Churches and Christian Camping International.
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Obama had signaled last week he was prepared to assert a vigorous constitutional right to marriage, but confine it for now only to the Proposition 8 case and perhaps to the seven other states with civil union laws like California's.
The Queen's Speech has set out the UK government's pledge to continue making the case for Scotland to remain part of the Union.
So the state-of-the-union speech was an opportunity for Mr Bush junior to articulate the case for his determination to hold the Iraqi dictator to account.
The union breathed a heavy sigh of relief in May when the American Needle case did not award a sweeping antitrust exemption for the league, a decision that would have wiped out the decertification option.
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