The phrase "aids strike" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific event or action related to AIDS, but without context, it is ambiguous and potentially misleading.
Example: "The organization is planning a aids strike to raise awareness about the ongoing epidemic."
Alternatives: "AIDS awareness campaign" or "AIDS advocacy event."
Since the early 1970s, she has shot herself and friends in bed - having sex, sleeping, arguing and, after Aids struck, dying.
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority says airlines' decisions will be based on a range of factors - advice from the Foreign Office, warnings in the area, weather, navigation aids, strikes and which airports are out of action.
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority says airlines' decisions on whether to fly over conflict zones will be based on a range of factors - advice from the Foreign Office, warnings in the area, weather, navigation aids, strikes and which airports are out of action.
The year would see violence between striking miners and an uncompromising, militarized police force attempting to aid strike-breakers and maintain coal production at some level.
The report, which cast a new light on the behavior of the Turkish police, expressed concern about what it called deliberate attacks on medical workers who had been aiding stricken protesters.
A volunteers' ambulance answering the call for aid struck a police officer on a bicycle, who was also on his way to assist the boy, at 49th Street and 16th Avenue, a block from where the boy was struck.
Goldman's announcement of record earnings, a mere month after the bank paid back $10 billion in federal aid, strikes me as much more offensive than this programmer's bungled attempt to copy code.
This is a near one hundred percent increase in the aid stricken numbers from the start of 2008.
The impasse over the Palestinian aid strikes many as peculiar because although it might appear controversial on its face, almost no one directly involved in the matter actually opposes it.
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has earmarked $3 million in emergency aid "to help stricken families and communities".
