Sentence examples for declared strikes from inspiring English sources

"Transferring power from Westminster to Brussels", among other pieces of "constitutional vandalism", he declared, "strikes at the core of our national identity".

The Salazar regime in Portugal, using the Italian legislation as its model, outlawed the Trade Union Federation and all leftist unions, made corporatist unions compulsory for workers, and declared strikes illegal all of which contributed to a decline in real wages.

Separatist and militant organisations have often carried out terrorist attacks on and around 15 August, and others have declared strikes and used black flags to boycott the celebration.

In May alone, elementary school teachers, health-sector workers, employees in the ministries of Transportation and the Interior, toll worker unions, and a number of other groups declared strikes.

Because 23 April is the date their mandate expires, the drivers must declare strike dates by 16 April.

It doesn't seem unrealistic to declare Strike Back the British answer to 24, although 24 is obviously not a question.

When the final straw of management pressure (to stop her unionizing work) "broke the camel's back" in the movie, the heroine quietly wrote one word on a piece of cardboard (sound familiar, occupiers?) simply declaring Strike! and then stood on her worktable displaying it until every worker got the message and every machine stopped.

The day after the 9/11 attacks, President George W. Bush declared the strikes by Al Qaeda "more than acts of terror.

The government declared the strikes illegal and vowed to arrest those who marched or failed to go to work.

Earlier this month, a court in Peshawar declared the strikes were illegal and asked the government to move a resolution against their use in the United Nations.

President Grover Cleveland declared the strike a federal crime and called out 12,000 soldiers to break the strike.