Sentence examples for has locked out from inspiring English sources

PAUL WOINAROWICZ, a warehouse foreman at the company, which has locked out employees in a dispute over a union contract.

The NBA has locked out the players after they were unable to reach a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA).

We interrupt your enjoyment of the best part of the baseball season to remind you that the N.H.L. has locked out its players.

HUD spokesman Jereon Brown said a password problem has locked out multiple groups, including those who provide services to the homeless, who are now unable to access their grant money.

For too long, he said, the labor unions' monopoly on construction jobs has locked out the poorest workers, while union wages have reduced the number of workers who can be hired.

As a union protest at a lumberyard stretched into its seventh month, community groups, religious organizations and high school students have joined workers in criticizing a business they say has locked out employees and refused to pay fair wages.

Greg Hunt, the environment minister, said the plans would have "locked out" recreational fishers from Australian waters.

Alliances have locked out some European airports already, regardless of slot availability.

This attempt to lock in dollars would actually have locked out future flows, since foreign investors prize liquidity.

The league is already dealing with one labor impasse, having locked out its referees last Friday.

Echoing business secretary Vince Cable, he said the current electoral system had locked out progressive forces.