Sentence examples for dealing with strikes from inspiring English sources

Gen. Fathy el-Sady, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense Production, declined to comment, saying the minister in charge was tied up dealing with strikes at military-run companies.

Marriott has also been dealing with strikes by thousands of workers in nine cities, as well as customer complaints about problems with rewards programs after efforts to merge data from Starwood's rewards program into Marriott's left the records of millions of customers in limbo.

Groves steadily overcame one crisis after another, dealing with strikes, shortages, competing priorities and engineers who were not up to their tasks.

Lufthansa, too, has had to deal with strikes as it drives through cuts and launches a budget carrier.

Established as an alternative to industrial conflict, compulsory arbitration always faced in practice the problem of how to deal with strikes.

The current pay formulas were decided in 1988, the last time Hollywood dealt with strikes.

At a European Union summit last month Germany won agreement to rewrite EU treaties to allow for a permanent scheme to deal with stricken euro-zone borrowers including, it hopes, a mechanism for an orderly sovereign default.

UUK is also dealing with a strike by university staff over their pensions.

"Every single day of the week we deal with clients who are dealing with 'three strike' burglary offences," Collins said.

Chris and Pui were amazing with her, obviously well used to dealing with star struck two-year-olds.

"I might as well worry about how automated cars will deal with asteroid strikes," Walker Smith says.