Sentence examples for make a strike from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bush actually does make a strike against Iran, Mrs. Clinton will be the only leading Democrat to have played a cameo role in enabling it.

The government says workers must stop striking on "derisory ballot turnouts," so the Bill demands that 50 per cent of the workforce must vote to make a strike legal.

Defending plans to introduce a threshold that would make a strike lawful only if 50% of members vote in the strike ballot, he said these strikes "should only ever be a last resort and frankly when it comes to the London tube services, the people driving these trains are well paid, they are getting the chance of a bonus … it is right we are taking these steps".

It will also make a strike unlawful in essential public services - health, education, fire and transport - unless 40percentnt of those entitled to vote support taking action.

Master Chen Xiang, an 18th-level tai chi master, can generate a force 14 times his body weight when making a strike.

He said he thought the injunction made a strike less likely.

"Vandalism never made a strike one day shorter than it's going to be".

A day after Mr. Yule annouced his strike threat Mr. McIver announced a tougher contract proposal, which Mr. Yule said made a strike more likely.

But as competition increased, the goal became to hook the ball so it would curve between the foremost pins, making a strike every time.

"With seven days notice of any strike, this process makes a strike over the Easter weekend very unlikely," said BBC political correspondent Iain Watson.

Shiels has made a strike partner to Paul Heffernan his priority during the January transfer window but admits that he is finding it difficult to find the required quality at the price the Scottish Premier League club can afford.