Sentence examples for stoppage to from inspiring English sources

A work stoppage to punish a player for expressing his opinion may seem extreme.

The Spanish Football Federation, the RFEF, has announced an "indefinite" stoppage to football, starting on 16 May.

The last stoppage to the race occurred in 2001, when a canoeist strayed into the path of the boats.

Verdi, Germany's largest trade union in the service sector, called a stoppage to demand pay rises averaging 10% for pre-school teachers.

But it said it had also taken advantage of the stoppage to press forward with engineering work on the network and new Crossrail infrastructure.

The Medical Society of New Jersey, which represents thousands of doctors, has decided to support the doctors' work stoppage to protest soaring malpractice insurance rates.

Six minutes and stoppages to come, battle lines drawn.

That would have made it 3-3 with 12 minutes plus stoppages to go.

Mr. Tsvangirai was arrested Friday after his party called for national work stoppages to demand the resignation of President Robert Mugabe.

Spurs still had 17 minutes of normal time, and another five of stoppages, to concoct a winner but their cohesion had gone.

Work to finish demolishing Dundee's railway station got under way as crews used festive train stoppages to their advantage.