Sentence examples for between a lockout and from inspiring English sources

What is the difference between a lockout and a strike?

An agreement had been reached earlier this week, ending a lockout and nearly a year of bitter negotiations.

"The N.B.A. implemented a signing freeze and a lockout and manned the battle stations.

"I'm convinced there will be a lockout, and quite a lengthy one," he said.

I know that the commissioner wants to avoid a lockout, and so do we.

This is a lockout and it's bad.

The founder of Keep Sydney Open, Tyson Koh, said that the choice should be "between lockouts and a smart policy that will keep Sydney safe and also give us the late night culture a city like Sydney deserves," in an open letter to new Premier Gladys Berejiklian.

With a lockout looming and no new labor deal in sight, uncertainty envelops this summer.

As the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra faces a lockout between its management and musicians, we find a troubled industry in the news once again.

There is a tremendous difference between a strike and a lockout -- one that the players were clear to point out as the public relations battle was waged in the media as the negotiations took place behind closed doors.

* * * What Next, a Lockout of Roary and Sir Purr?