Sentence examples for permitted to strike from inspiring English sources

Currently, emergency workers, like police officers and firefighters, are prohibited from striking in Ohio, while most state workers and teachers are permitted to strike.

They are not permitted to strike, so binding arbitration was established several decades ago as a way to give them more leverage in negotiations.

It is permitted to strike the nonbeliever who has no covenant until he reveals the news, information, and secrets of his people.

Under the legislation, its members could be fired or suspended by the Justice Department and, regardless of Civil Service laws, would not be permitted to strike.

He deemed the strike "illegal on two grounds," saying that it was called over issues that teachers are not legally permitted to strike about and that it endangers the health and safety of children.

"There should be some unions that should not be permitted to strike, those that deal with public health and safety, lives are at stake: cops," Mr. Hevesi said, according to a transcript of his remarks provided by his office.

When, finally, van Persie was permitted to take the kick, he struck it high to goalkeeper Pepe Reina's left.

The Justice Department and other agencies will be permitted to move faster, probe deeper, and strike harder at those suspected of terrorist activities.

Horses used in close combat may have been taught, or at least permitted, to kick, strike, and even bite, thus becoming weapons themselves for the warriors they carried.

This has permitted me to strike off in my own research direction toward developing and patenting a new Thermal Control Suit for investigating human thermoregulation and protecting humans from thermal extremes.

But the bureau's lackadaisical ineptitude in pursuing the anthrax killer continues to threaten America's national security by permitting him to strike again or, more likely, to flee to Iran or North Korea.