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Crucially, power was to be shared between the parties in the assembly rather than being monopolised as before by the unionist majority.

BORN a Catholic in Unionist Ulster, this eloquent son of a taciturn cattle-dealer is one of the most celebrated poets of the post-war era.

Separate votes for each community might have produced blockage on the Unionist side.

At first General Lee won some astonishing victories and proved himself to be a better general than any of the Unionist commander.

It looks like an opportunity for a trade unionist.

Peter Robinson, Northern Ireland's unionist first minister and a hardline Protestant, broke with tradition by attending the funeral mass.

IF JIMMY HOFFA were reincarnated as a modern trade unionist, he would probably represent civil servants.

The electoral checks and balances failed to anticipate the self-destructive capacity of the unionist parties.

Then they came for the trade unionists and I did not speak out, because I was not a trade unionist.

That's almost 1 unionist a week that's been killed in this country.

The incoming government in 1983 led by Bob Hawke, a former trade unionist, was the first to take serious remedial action.

The more moderate Unionist and Irish Nationalist parties were cautiously supportive of the agreement.

It is a paradox that the man who filled his national experiments with the rhetoric of national unity ultimately failed as a unionist.

and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist.

The arrangement was endorsed by both republican and unionist voters in the elections for Northern Ireland's assembly in May.

A splintered unionist movement would probably mean more instability in Northern Ireland.

Brian Faulkner, a hardline Unionist who had become the Prime Minister of N. I. in March 1971, wanted even stronger security measures.

The portly, sometimes truculent trade unionist occupied the post for the five dangerous years after the second world war.

Unionist lawmakers have also criticised his administration's refusal to back a minimum wage law.

She chose a crane where another trade unionist committed suicide several years ago during a separate labour row.

The Unionist parties boycotted the conference because Adams was coming.

Unionist politicians and grassroots are united in saying that they will not accept it.

But the three main unionist parties are united on little else, and all are in a bad way.

Republicans want the Stormont Assembly to survive, and they need a unionist partner to ensure that it does.

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

Brazil's former leader is apolitically astute and pragmatic former trade-unionist, who fought a militaryregime.

the democratic unionist union, one of tunisia's opposition parties, refused on monday to take part in the country's new government.

They can vote for the SNP in Scotland while backing unionist parties in British general elections.

An active trade unionist for more than 30 years.