Ebdon, the world number 21, left O'Sullivan frustrated by his slow tactics during a famous Crucible quarter-final in 2005, which Ebdon won.
The PMA claims that the union used the same go-slow tactic once the contract expired in 1999 and thereby won large increases in pensions and wages.
The utilities' go-slow tactics include curtailing the planned expansion and construction of power plants, and running plants for fewer hours a day.
Irish truckers applied go-slow tactics on both country roads and the highways in and out of Dublin and four other cities.
But in November a group of his colleagues broke away to form a new party, PJN, whose name translates roughly as "Poland matters most".PJN says it wants deeper, faster reforms: a challenge to Mr Tusk's go-slow tactics as well as to Mr Kaczynski's welfarist, statist approach.
He said there had been "slowing tactics" by the Labour and Lib Dems to stop the bill going through, and it would be a "different problem for a different day" if it reached the House of Lords, which he said could be "difficult".
In 2002, an employee group representing international shipping lines accused dockworkers of go-slow tactics amid negotiations for a new West Coast contract.
It's more of a slow-growth tactic, even while we have grown immensely in just a few years as an organization.
Slow play: This tactic is more nuanced and keeps you in the game without taxing your bankroll.
Unfortunately they're caught in possession at the slow-slow part of that tactic and Mexico break with Dos Santos, who drops his shoulder, Stanley Matthews Style, and sends David Luiz for a caipirinha, before Thiago Silva rescues his team-mate by stepping in.
There has beensome chuckling about it, even as there are worries about the security implications of Russia's newfound confidence: the armor is old, the airstrikes inaccurate, the tactics slow and centralized.
