Sentence examples for granted strike from inspiring English sources

A note appeared on the union's Web site around 8 30 p.m. saying that Thomas C. Short, the president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, the parent union, had granted strike authorization to Local One.

In mail balloting and at Thursday-night meetings on both coasts, members of the Writers Guild of America East and the Writers Guild of America West granted strike authority with 90.3percentt approval, representatives of the guilds said.

Paul P. Josephson, Mr. McGreevey's lawyer and campaign treasurer, testified before the Election Law Enforcement Commission today that the Republican request, if granted, would "strike right at the core of the public finance system".

Of 5,507 members who voted, 90% favored granting a strike authorization.

(3) provisions respecting incentive safety grants, struck out prior par.

The criticism over grants strikes me as the most serious, not only because it is the most damning but because the allocation of these relatively small but, to those who receive them, very important sums needs be done and seen to be done in a fair and transparent way.

What this speaks to is the balance that a $1,000 grant strikes for both the board of trustees and the grant winners.

The court also granted motions to strike the state law claims pursuant to California's anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) statute.

He shaped well behind Eton Forever, who is always effective fresh, over course and distance last month and looks primed to strike, granted a decent gallop, this time.

The morning was taken up with legal formalities, and the secular court — formed by a panel of three judges — granted motions to strike some of the evidence gathered against Mr. Gabriele and to split off the trial of a co-defendant, a Vatican computer expert charged with aiding and abetting.

The report calls on nations like Pakistan to publicly disclose the scope and limits of any permission granted for drone strikes on their territories.