Sentence examples for secondary strike from inspiring English sources

Ten reported having been injured in a secondary strike.

Additional security procedures were in evidence at hospitals on Tuesday to prevent a similar secondary strike.

In a second tranche of legislation in the late 1980s, the closed shop and secondary strike action were outlawed.

I remember when he was being interviewed by Andrew Marr in January, and got manoeuvered into talking about the Falklands and secondary strike action.

The squadron's main role remained that of an operational conversion unit, though it had a secondary strike role.

It has primarily served in this capacity since that time, though it has also maintained a secondary strike capability and was also tasked with reconnaissance duties between 1979 and 1993.

'Double taps,' or secondary strikes on the same target, have stopped residents from aiding those who have been injured.

Throw in a conciliatory regime of labor law, one that prioritizes "labor peace" and outlaws secondary strikes — not to mention the incorporation of no-strike clauses into contracts, which stipulate high fines and even imprisonment should workers strike anyway — and you get our recent, largely strikeless, present.

As well as the financial support for the strikers, who numbered up to 60 at times, there were also mass pickets, sympathetic secondary strikes, and visits from the likes of Arthur Scargill, then president of the Yorkshire miners, who dropped in to Desai's home on a number of occasions.

Laws against secondary strikes normally prevent this sort of thing, but the drivers say it would be unsafe to run trains with no firemen available.All this may be awkward for the government but threats of a return to 1970s-style industrial mayhem are overdone.

"Double taps," or secondary strikes on the same target, have stopped residents from aiding those who have been injured.