Sentence examples for staging a strike from inspiring English sources

The night before, he had talked about staging a strike.

Much of the criticism at the meeting came from the California Nurses Association, which is staging a strike at one Tenet hospital and trying to organize nurses at others.

Nick Holdsworth reports in Variety that staff and students at Albania's Marubi academy of film and multi-media in Tirana are staging a strike and lock-in after police arrested the school's rector, a professor and three students during violent protests sparked by a property dispute.

The Public and Commercial Services union is staging a strike over pay and pensions to coincide with Budget Day, as part of a three-month plan of action.

He highlighted the importance of teacher-driven improvement - but the event fell on a day when one of the biggest teachers' unions in England was staging a strike.

Now immigration officials plan to stage a strike on May 10th.

Meanwhile, train workers also staged a strike on Wednesday.

Just last week, they staged a strike to highlight the urgency of the situation.

In response, an association of school bus owners, complaining of higher costs and calling the measures impractical, staged a strike.

Rail workers are to stage a strike on Bank holiday Monday in a dispute over the sacking of a colleague.

The disruption began on Monday when MyFerryLink workers staged a strike in protest at expected job cuts.