Sentence examples similar to put on strike from inspiring English sources

As a result, RMT has no option but to put on further strike action in the expectation that the management will now halt these dangerous cuts plans and engage in meaningful and serious talks on the future of a tube network running at full tilt, with further demands in the pipeline, which needs more staff and not less to operate safely".

The walkouts on Tuesday marked the latest in a string of one-day strikes put on by low-wage workers around the country.

Freshen up or destress at Fitness First Fitness first is repeating the #FFKeepMoving offer that it put on during the last Tube strike.

NBC will air the show from its first episode and will tap into pre-recorded (but yet unaired) episodes, with new episodes put on hold by the writers strike.

Woods proceeded to put on a clinic in ball-striking, putting and course management.

All this uncertainty remains despite the importance Feinstein herself put on resolving a battle that strikes at the heart of the constitutional separation of powers.

US President Barack Obama has said he will put on hold plans for a military strike if Syria puts its chemical weapons stockpiles under international control.

"We have still not reached a final agreement and as a result we are putting on additional strike action next month.

The sanction could see the doctor have conditions put on his registration, suspended or even struck off.

"I can tell you," he said, "they would put on a strike if I put the old chairs back".

"Each jewel that I'm putting on equates to another blow struck for artistic freedom with the organ," he said, rising to the same élan with which he describes his favorite artists, who include the designer Karl Lagerfeld, the filmmaker Werner Herzog and the singer Laurie Anderson.