Sentence examples for disruptive action from inspiring English sources

Airlines can go to court if a service disruption happens during negotiations (the 1926 Railway Labor Act permits disruptive action only after talks break down) and the airline can prove the union ordered it.

A disruptive action targeting Facebook could drive users toward alternate, more open, social networking services.

Sixth are experiences leading people to hope that conditions will be improved as a result of violent or disruptive action.

There are valid debates, partly raised by the successes of the Occupy movement, over how much emphasis to place on disruptive action, and how much on communicative action.

United and Northwest have obtained court orders directing their mechanics not to engage in any slowdown or other disruptive action over the holidays.

Mr López Obrador has also hinted at further, unspecified disruptive action to come, with the stock market and the peso looking a little less steady every day.

That would be an unexpected positive outcome of Trump's disruptive actions.

Whatever the actual number, the latest attacks suggest that the guerrillas, though scattered, remain capable of disruptive actions.

But a spokesman for the airline, Al Becker, said that only the Kennedy mechanics had engaged in disruptive actions.

To do away with the extra charges here, she suggested, might lead to disruptive actions by protesting American actors.

Given the size of its position, this would involve disruptive actions which are not in the long-term interests of our shareholders".