Sentence examples for stoppage which from inspiring English sources

Ukraine and Russia reached a settlement that brought an end to the stoppage, which was the second in three years.

That gives us at least two hours, possibly three before a stoppage, which seems like not quite enough.

Mayer said there were risks for Nike, most notably the threat of a work stoppage, which would drastically cut into sales of licensed goods.

EVEN for strike-hardened Italians, there is an element of novelty in the stoppage which has been called for October 14th.

Mr. Adams said the delay did not constitute a work stoppage, which, under the state's Taylor Law, is illegal for public employees.

The work stoppage, which also affects Toyota Motor, Volkswagen and Scania A.B., comes as carmakers are trying to increase output to meet rising demand in Brazil.

Leaders of the drivers' union Aslef will meet on Monday to decide whether to press ahead with stoppages which would cripple Tube services in the capital.

We know already how much chaos and economic pain the stoppages – which have been occurring regularly since the beginning of August – are causing.

The Prison Officers Association claimed more than 80% of its 25,000 members had supported the stoppages, which appeared to contravene a ban on strikes by prison staff.

Yesterday's nationwide stoppages which saw tens of thousands of demonstrators converge on London, will be followed by continuous action in some areas and by coordinated programmes of local selective strikes, lightning strikes, and other disruptions.

In his submission, Morris noted that a change of policy would require "at least ACTU endorsement", otherwise "major and continuing, sporadic industrial stoppages, which would prejudice both our external and internal trade, is most likely to be the result".