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Meanings of unionism in English

Portuguese
unionismo
Catalan
sindicalisme

The system or principles and theory of labor unions.

unionismo
Usage of unionism in English
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In fact, Mr Martin is unionism's best friend in Irish government circles.
Independent.ie
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Which means it has been a difficult year for all of unionism.
The Irish Times
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Blair said: The DUP has no opposition within unionism, internally or externally.
The Guardian
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They established the outposts of unionism in the wilderness of Industrial autocracy.
The Centralia Conspiracy
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The defining moment for Mr David Trimble and Ulster unionism has come.
The Irish Times
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But where would they lead unionism post the collapse of the Agreement?
The Irish Times
7
Google also last month acknowledged hiring a consultancy known for defeating unionism.
Reuters
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But a victory for unionism will be far from decisive or definitive.
The Guardian
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The risk to unionism is voters could then reassess their constitutional preference.
The Guardian
10
Skills, as Coyne says, should be at the heart of modern unionism.
The Guardian
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The men have the notion that you are not unfriendly toward unionism.
Youth Challenges
12
There is disillusionment in middle-unionism with the operation of the Belfast Agreement.
The Irish Times
13
One of unionism's deepest fears is that Britain will turn against it.
The Irish Times
14
Where unionism could be served better by one party representing them all.
The Irish Times
15
It implied law and order, the antithesis of anarchism, socialism, trade-unionism, strikes
The Rise of David Levinsky
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Trade unionism for the time being had to come to an end.
A History of Trade Unionism in the United States
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Translations for unionism
Portuguese
unionismo
Unionism through the time
Unionism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare