Sentence examples for call for strike from inspiring English sources

The National Union of Teachers' call for strike action over school funding last week provides an interesting test case.

He said the Post Office was extremely disappointed that the CWU preferred to call for strike action, despite the company's pledge to return to talks on Wednesday.

What's more, the BMA must be the first union in history to call for strike action against a deal they themselves negotiated and said was a good one.

Earlier, the pilots authorised their union to call for strike action if the company attempted to impose "onerous working conditions" as part of a turnaround plan to leave bankruptcy protection.

The strikes follow warnings from the civil service union PCS that it would call for strike action unless the Scottish government offered an above-inflation salary increase in December's budget.

The job cuts prompted a call for strike from Israel's national labor union.

Under the emergency regulations it is unlawful to call for strikes.

"From the territory it controls in Somalia, Al Shabab continues to call for strikes against the United States," Mr. Brennan said.

In German and most European law such bodies differ from labour unions: they cannot call for strikes, and their membership is limited to employees at an individual plant.

The country's judges association said Monday that the explanation had no legal force and that the group would continue to call for strikes among judges and prosecutors.

In German (and most European) law, such factory-level bodies are distinct from labour unions: they cannot call for strikes, and their membership is limited to employees at the plant in question.