Sentence examples for extended strike from inspiring English sources

One participant said that both sides faced pressure to settle because of the possibility that the airline would dissolve over the course of an extended strike.

He is the original outside agitator, come to take matters in hand and form a ragtag band into a union with distinct demands and the carefully marshaled resources to support an extended strike.

Both sides stepped back from the brink — an extended strike could have battered Carnegie's season while also costing the union public support — to reach an agreement that will largely preserve the education budget that Carnegie was seeking to protect.

And Mrs. Carsky said that while she started her children out in the local public schools, at one point she had to pay tuition for some of them to attend the Bronxville public schools and private schools when Yonkers teachers went on an extended strike in the 1970's.

An extended strike could mean bad news for the unions.

Analysts said an extended strike would have forced Amazon to put more of its deliveries in the hands of UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service. .

The historian Gerald Brodribb has, however, conjectured that using the modern scoring method, in Jessop's twenty seasons which spanned the two centuries 'he probably averaged thirty-five sixes a season.' Some extended strike-rate, to be sure.

On Tuesday night the Lib Dems, published a set of principles for extending strikes to Syria and leader Tim Farron called on MPs to support bombing.

Ministers had however said they would not bring forward a vote in the House of Commons unless they were certain they could win a majority to extend strikes.

The union extended its strike deadline on Monday night to continue talks with G.M. and Chrysler, after reaching its agreement with Ford.

"He gave me something up and I extended the strike zone a little too much, maybe a little overanxious right there," Berry said.