Sentence examples for coordinated strike from inspiring English sources

Last month, Uber drivers attempted a coordinated strike across multiple cities, objecting to increased commission rates and equipment fees.

Given the union's troubles, the preschool bus companies have questioned in court filings whether the city's fear of a coordinated strike is well founded.

A1 Bombs Shake South Africa A series of bombs shook Soweto, South Africa, killing one person and wounding another in what the police suspect was a coordinated strike by increasingly active white extremists.

A series of bombs shook this sprawling black community early today, killing one person and wounding another in what the police suspect was a coordinated strike by white extremists.

That highly coordinated strike raised serious questions about the effectiveness of the Iraqi police forces, at a time when President Bush and American commanders are touting the growing capabilities of the police.

Col. William F. Grimsley, the commander of the First Brigade, said it did not appear that those taxis were packed with explosives, but he speculated that they might have been part of a coordinated strike at the edges of the division's defenses.

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey and Iran have been carrying out coordinated strikes against Kurdish rebels based in northern Iraq, a top Turkish general said Thursday.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks on two beachside seafood restaurants in the village of Jimbaran and a café in the bustling town of Kuta but the carefully coordinated strikes within minutes of each other bear the hallmarks of the regions two most-wanted terrorists, the Malaysians Azahari Husin and Noordin Top.

Innovative strikes carried out against Indian targets first and then perpetrated in the West include attacks on symbols of state authority, midair bombing of a commercial jetliner and coordinated strikes on a city transportation system.

The tactical plan included coordinated strikes on Axis airfields carried out by Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress groups to tie down Axis fighter groups.

In this power vacuum, baseball now has the opportunity to coordinate strike zones, uniforms, techniques, equipment and attitude, without letting two sets of umpires whipsaw the leagues back and forth.