Sentence examples for generalised strike from inspiring English sources
"RMT has long argued for a policy of co-ordinated and generalised strike action that unites every group of workers threatened with the cosh of austerity and it is encouraging to see that that position is gaining traction the length and breadth of the trade union movement".
The call to "generalise the strike" has clearly resonated with people as it suggests we all have a stake in these struggles and the strike is for all of us.
The J30 assemblies continue with this spirit in the lead up to 30 June with the intention to generalise the strikes across the UK, bringing trade unionists, students and unemployed workers together and making the case for a united show of force on 30 June.
As part of the preparations, anti-cuts groups have held a series of "J30 assemblies" across the country under the "generalise the strike" slogan, to plan events and mobilise support.
I have generalised anxiety disorder.
Even then, though, his performance seemed generalised.
If corruption exists, it is not generalised.
"I've diagnosed myself with generalised anxiety disorder," I say.
But can such delivery be generalised across the political economy?
Campbell suffers from generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), also known as chronic worrying.
