Sentence examples for consider striking from inspiring English sources

They might even consider striking with the rest of Paris for a raise next year.

As to whether the Gruets would consider striking out again, adding another Champagne house or American winery, Ms. Gruet laughed and sounded a bit weary.

Bott has also written to Luton, Liverpool and Manchester county courts asking them to consider striking out all stayed defences, or to relist them for hearings.

Well, for those people who find themselves completely unable to meet their repayments, there are three main options for them to consider: striking a deal; entering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement; or declaring themselves bankrupt.

That stance, taken today by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye and two of her colleagues on the Court of Appeals, raises the prospect, experts say, that in future the court could consider striking down the law that sets the number of such juror dismissals, known as peremptory challenges, which would make for a major change in criminal trials.

If you're buying for siblings and their kids, consider striking a deal of gifts for the kids only.

The Unite general secretary, Len McCluskey, said: "The government should be looking at positive ways to resolve disputes, not demonising working men and women who only consider strike action as the very last resort.

In response, McCluskey said: "The government should be looking at positive ways to resolve disputes, not demonising working men and women who only consider strike action as the very last resort.

More than 94% of midwives and maternity support workers taking part in a consultation said they would consider strike action.

The union says members have been left with no alternative but to consider strike action after the company drastically cut employee hours, and workers made allegations of bullying.

0-7 might seem catastrophic, but in the N.F.C. West, it's considered striking position.