Sentence examples for imposed on strike from inspiring English sources
What other restrictions will be imposed on strike action?
In 1966, the Supreme Court struck down a $1.50 tax imposed on each voter (equivalent to about $10.50 today).
Ms Sotoudeh began her hunger strike after a travel ban was imposed on her 12-year-old daughter, Mehraveh, in June.
Detroit teachers could go out on strike this fall as the result of a new contract imposed on the union Sunday by Detroit Public Schools Emergency Manager Roy Roberts.
TOM GOLDSTEIN, dean of Columbia University's School of Journalism, would impose a one-strike rule on the switch-hitters.
Wage deals struck by big firms with big unions are imposed on others by bargaining councils.
During her captivity in Tehran's Evin jail, she went on hunger strike to protest against her prison conditions as well as sanctions imposed on her family.
During her captivity in Tehran's Evin jail, she went on hunger strike to protest against her prison conditions as well as restrictions imposed on her family.
On 17 October, Ms Sotoudeh went on hunger strike as a protest against her prison conditions as well as the sanctions imposed on her family.
The strike is planned to start on 5 October, the day the contract is due to be imposed on all trainee doctors below consultant level.
