unionist English

Meaning unionist meaning

What does unionist mean?

unionist

— noun (= trade unionist) a worker who belongs to a trade union

Synonyms unionist synonyms

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unionist English » English

trade unionist

union member

syndicalist

trades unionist

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Movie subtitles

What better opportunity. - What kind of trade unionist are you?

An Employerand a Trades Unionist.

You see, the ideal quangoappointee is a black, Welsh, disabled woman Trade Unionist.

ATrade Unionist, forexample?

Trade unionist?

Trade unionist. Voted Labour all my bleeding life.

But my father. My father was a Unionist like all the Germans.

An unconditional Unionist.

You're worse than a trade unionist.

I'm not a trade unionist, Mr Wilson.

We will march peacefully this Sunday and march, and march again until Unionist rule is ended in this Province and a new system, based on civil rights for all is put in its place.

The dismantling of Stormont and an end to Unionist domination.

I am a man of his word, a trade unionist.

The Irish Republican Army against Unionist Ulster Defense Force.

Trade-unionist!

Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist.

She was a trade unionist.

Model secretary turns into rabid unionist.

The Honourable Joseph Gerald Ansty, for the Conservative and Unionist Party, 6,363 votes.

A well-known unionist.

A trade unionist tried to penetrate.

Fucking trade unionist!

The victim's ex-father-in-law is a Unionist MP.

Unionist.

The trade-unionist government abdicated.

I'm a trade-unionist, you know.

What kind of trade unionist are you?

Is Mr Chroust a Labour unionist?

But a Labour unionist too.

You can have clever Labour unionist, like Mr Ludvik.

Your mother's a trade unionist?

Secretary model turns into rabid unionist.

A drunk unionist was run over by a car.

Morgan Monroe. Unionist MP, ex-lawyer, chair of the Independent Policing Executive.

News and current affairs

This week's events followed a vote by the Ulster Unionist Party to accept a package worked out with former US Senator George Mitchell during a 10 week review of the Belfast Agreement.

This compromise attempts to square the circle by combining the intergovernmental and unionist approaches.

Likewise, Peretz, a rabble-rousing but effective trade unionist, surprised all when he won the Labor Party's leadership primary and then chose the defense portfolio over the treasury.