Sentence examples for called to strike from inspiring English sources

Force Ouvrière's secretary general, Patrice Clos, told Reuters that his members would be called to strike in the host towns and cities, to put pressure on the government.

When the company refused to sign the agreement, the 112 employees at Grapico Bottling Company were called to strike.

Craig Merrilees, spokesman for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, said its members were not being called to strike, but that they supported the protesters.

And Major League Baseball has never made its umpires feel icky by reversing any of their ball calls to strikes in midgame, in front of millions, as the N.F.L. has.

Other trade unionists agree with that judgment but not with her call to strike.

Have there been calls to strike all records before baseball was integrated?

That call to strike was broadcast by RIAS — Radio in the American Sector, in West Berlin — and picked up throughout East Germany.

The Muslim Brotherhood, struggling to regain its footing after the intense and persistent police pressure, distanced itself from the call to strike, and said it would not participate.

But black voters should resist calls to strike back at the governor by voting down his tax reform package this fall.

But the airline said it planned to cancel only about a quarter of its scheduled flights during the period and expected the majority of its flight attendants to ignore the call to strike.

But the airline said it planned to cancel only about a quarter of its scheduled flights during the period and expected a majority of its flight attendants to ignore the call to strike.