Sentence examples for rules on strike from inspiring English sources

Tighten rules on strike ballots.

The action is the first major industrial relations challenge for the new Conservative government, which is committed to tightening the rules on strike ballots - particularly covering essential public services.

Senators also adopted other major changes that change rules on strikes, tighten criteria for unemployment payments and free up the economy with plans aimed at bringing down the cost of living by increasing competition.

His in-tray certainly contains its fair share of controversies - the European Union in/out referendum, new rules on strikes in the public sector and airport expansion will be all jostling for his time.

"A loosening of the rules on drone strikes, increased numbers of strikes, increased numbers of casualties, and increased secrecy give rise to very real concerns about Trump's policies".

In 2013, Obama set tighter rules on drone strikes and promised greater transparency for the program.

Admiral Mullen, who noted that commanders in the region had in recent months imposed more restrictive rules on air strikes to avoid civilian casualties, offered no new solutions in his remarks.

Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the former NATO commander, introduced strict rules on air strikes and called on soldiers to assess the likelihood of civilian casualties before taking any action.

Three batters were ruled out on strikes called by Adams in the game.

The union has not ruled out going on strike.

Four out of five unions at the plant expressed support for Fiat's proposal, with only the Fiom union saying it broke rules on rights to strike and sick leave.