Sentence examples for lead to industrial from inspiring English sources

"That will lead to industrial action".

The Scotsman's chapel of the National Union of Journalists strengthened its warning that compulsory job losses would lead to industrial action, warning of a full blown strike.

The ballot of staff who work on flights to popular tourist destinations from 10 airports across the UK closes on 25 May, and could lead to industrial action taking place during half term.

Talks between unions and management over the annual BBC pay deal broke down, with warnings that staff anger over this and the pension proposals could lead to industrial action.

The Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, risked union anger by branding Dr Carter's warning that any attacks to unsocial hours pay would be a "red line" that could lead to industrial action, "ridiculous" and accusing the country's biggest nursing union of "grandstanding".

The inclusion of the new lease tracts angered environmental groups, which were already critical of the bureau's original lease proposal, made public this fall, because they said it could lead to industrial activity in empty areas of the state, some prized for their sweeping vistas, like Desolation Canyon, and others for their ancient petroglyphs, like Nine Mile Canyon.

Beam cross-section up to 104 cm2 and current up to 10 A lead to industrial-scale beam-assisted deposition at 3×10−4 6×10−3 mbar.

They ground their teeth as its bungled negotiations led to industrial action in the summer of 2000.

What was sold as economic modernisation has led to industrial decay, with too often nothing to replace it.

Morgan is convinced that his brother's murder "has had really bad consequences for this country," and led to industrial scales of illegally obtained information.

Industrial justice leads to industrial detention: Operation Streamline funnels 30% of all those convicted into the waiting beds of detention centers run by one of the county's three largest for-profit prison operators.