In April of last year, when the United States initiated strikes on Syria, the Administration skipped the conventional step of notifying its NATO allies.
In a wave of protests in mid-February, pharmacists, truck drivers, public transport bus operators, real-estate-taxation employees, and other workers initiated strikes or sit-in protests over financial incentives and other grievances.
Because Powderly was unwilling to initiate strikes or use other forms of economic pressure to gain the union's objectives, effective control of the organization shifted to regional leaders.
During a test day, C. atrox were allowed to strike and envenomate prey carcasses suspended from long forceps to initiate strike-induced chemosensory searching [ 15].
And at that meeting, UFS would be hard-pressed to argue against a strike, and the board would probably initiate a strike at that time. 5. Comment: If there is indeed a strike, I think it will be long and bitter.
Since initiating air strikes against militant targets in Syria, Russia has released several videos of its involvement in the country.
The T.W.A. first came to prominence in 1998, when Desai initiated a strike that, to protest new rules imposed by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, kept most of the city's twelve thousand yellow cabs off the street for a day.
What else do you mean? 'Well, perhaps you should have taken a strike in Syria to get chemical weapons out of Syria.' Well, it turns out we're getting chemical weapons out of Syria without having initiated a strike.
In the Bale role, Dan DeLuca finds the right balance between the charismatic leader who initiates the strike and the forlorn young man who'd rather run away from his problems than deal with them head-on.
The first allowed British and foreign shipping not working under Australian industrial awards to operate in Australian waters (although British vessels working in Australia would soon initiate a strike of their own).
