Sentence examples for stop strikes from inspiring English sources

And new, rosy economic statistics have not managed to stop strikes, riots, and other protests, which are the result of the continued reality of economic inequality.

"Where you have small, coherent, highly unionised groups like the firefighters or the underground workers, it won't stop strikes," he said.

Speeches: Ralph T. Seward to the National Academy of Arbitrators; "The Arbitration of Labor Disputes" by E. L. Oliver, "How to Stop Strikes by Really Trying" by Donald B. Straus, "Arbitration - Whose Responsibility" by David L. Cole.

He said he did not believe the Government would stop strikes against Isis, which he and senior ministers are now calling Daesh, "for as long as they represent a threat".

Anonymous sources quoted by the Associated Press said that the US has good intelligence on the location and structure of Syrian air defenses and would take action if they were employed to stop strikes.

Earlier, he used the same tactic to stop strike action by seamen and subway workers.

Something about the tall thin man waiting at the bus stop struck Rami Mahamid as suspicious.

First of all, it should stop striking cosy deals that appear to treat Russia as just another normal European country.

The government says workers must stop striking on "derisory ballot turnouts," so the Bill demands that 50 per cent of the workforce must vote to make a strike legal.

Although it would not be enacted under the coalition, David Cameron may make an electoral pledge to class the London Underground as an "essential service" to stop strike action.

David Cameron could promise to class the London Underground as an "essential service" as part of the next Conservative manifesto in an effort to stop strike action disrupting the tube.