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Bridlington principle

Bridlington principle noun: any of a set of rules aimed at resolving conflicts among trade unions.

Noun

Bridlington principle (plural Bridlington principles)

  1. (industrial relations) Any of a set of rules aimed at resolving conflicts among trade unions.

Forms of Bridlington principle

pluralBridlington principles

Origin of Bridlington principle

First drafted in 1939 at a conference in Bridlington, Yorkshire, England.

Questions about Bridlington principle

What does Bridlington principle mean?
Bridlington principle means any of a set of rules aimed at resolving conflicts among trade unions.
What part of speech is Bridlington principle?
Bridlington principle is a noun.
What is the plural of Bridlington principle?
The plural of Bridlington principle is Bridlington principles.

Words near Bridlington principle in the dictionary

  1. bridlewise
  2. bridling
  3. bridling up
  4. bridlings
  5. Bridlington
  6. Bridlington principle
  7. Bridlington principles
  8. bridon
  9. bridons
  10. bridoon
  11. bridoon rein

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