Sentence examples for from strike from inspiring English sources
Trade Disputes Act, (1906), British legislation that provided trade unions with immunity from liability for damages arising from strike actions.
But officers from Strike Force Durkin, the special police unit formed to capture him, credited old-fashioned detective work with his arrest.
Returning from strike hiatus, "GOSSIP GIRL" will begin showing new episodes Monday (CW, 8 p.m .. Will the long absence have been worth the wait?
Now that the officials of Major League Baseball have backed off from strike quotas, they should consider some far better ways of curtailing the length of today's games.
Kerr missed several chances in the first half, but drew the Glory level with 13 minutes remaining after a smart assist from strike partner Rosie Sutton.
*PS: The London Health Observatory calculated that cardiovascular conditions contributed to 16,444 deaths from strike or heart attack in London in 2001.
And though exports have risen from strike-torn Venezuela, many industry experts question how sustainable those shipments are.
Painful austerity is worth bearing to distance Portugal from strike-bound Greece and re-establish discipline, argues Pedro Passos Coelho, the prime minister.
Many will no doubt avoid Spain, not least because travel insurers may reject claims arising from strike-hit flights if you booked after the industrial action was announced.
And Nelson, in speaking to Boies, pointed out that the Norris-LaGuardia Act, which was originally intended to protect workers from strike-breaking federal judges, was now being used by the N.F.L. "to prevent an injunction of a wealthy, multiemployer unit seeking to break players".
Once more that phantom chariot the Bob Crow-crushing "driverless" London Underground train has been summoned by Mayor Johnson in the hope of drawing hearty cheers of "good old Boris!" from strike-maddened commuters - and, of course, sticking a bit of red scare dirt-by-association to his Labour challenger Ken Livingstone in the process.
