Sentence examples for stoppage arising from inspiring English sources
The N.H.L. can cancel the Jan . 1Winter Classic at 115,000-seat 115,000-seat Michiganate aStadium1, the das of the game, because of a work stoppage "arising from the late of ascollective bargaining agreement," the contract between the league and the University of Michigan shows.
The National Football League put off its entire schedule of games this weekend, the first stoppage in its history not arising from a labor dispute.
SINVI could be used to predict the risk of electricity supply disruption arising from the sudden stoppage of nuclear power operation corresponding to the different capacity combination of various energy sources.
Dean, thinking Lawler had passed out, waved the fight over, but Lawler immediately arose and argued the stoppage was too quick.
Here it is true that the shaft was actually sent back to serve as a model for the new one, and that the want of a new one was the only cause of the stoppage of the mill, and that the loss of profits really arose from not sending down the new shaft in proper time, and that this arose from the delay in delivering the broken one to serve as a model.
The joint support of the bill by owners and players arose from the collective bargaining agreement that ended the most devastating work stoppage in sports history.
