Sentence examples for intermittent strike from inspiring English sources

Imposition would likely infuriate junior doctors and risk a prolonged period of intermittent strike action.

The migrant crisis in Calais and intermittent strike action by French ferry workers means truckers are spending hours stuck in Kent and northern France.

Employees' efforts to organize for better wages and working conditions led to a violent standoff this year -- a dispute that simmers today in the form of an intermittent strike by some families, including Esteban's own.

Jurists and lawyers have been staging intermittent strikes against what they see as its virtual collapse.

Intermittent strikes at Hyundai Motor, South Korea's dominant motor vehicle manufacturer, have resulted in production cuts in the company's overseas assembly plants.

The pace of the CIA drone campaign in Pakistan has slowed considerably this year, but the intermittent strikes continue to inflame anti-American sentiment across the country.

Then, as now, the teachers' complaint was pay, and a war of attrition ended in 1987 after two years of intermittent strikes.

Hopes for the deal rose when Daewoo's main parts supplier, Korea Delphi Automotive Systems, ended a month of intermittent strikes and slowdowns yesterday by giving unions a no-layoffs pledge.

The sort of limited strikes against Mr. Assad that President Obama has proposed remind many Iraqis not of the 2003 invasion but of the intermittent strikes against Saddam Hussein's government in the late 1990s.

The growth of industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries gave rise to a factory proletariat and to labour unrest, but government repression prevented intermittent strikes from leading to permanent forms of organization.

United Airlines' flight attendants are threatening to stage intermittent strikes if the company ends their contract and imposes additional salary and benefit cuts.