Sentence examples for stoppages from from inspiring English sources

French air-traffic controllers have scheduled two more stoppages, from April 16th to the 18th, and then April 29th to May 2nd.

On natural rivers navigation is subjected to seasonal stoppages from frost, drought, or floods, all of which lead to channel movements and to the formation of shoals.

Greece A three-hour stoppage from noon (10am GMT).

Miller cited six agreements reached without a work stoppage from 1966 to 1970.

The National Association of Probation Officers (Napo) announced earlier this month that it would stage a 24-hour stoppage from midday on Monday 31 March.

The private sector GSEE union has called a four hour stoppage, from 11am local time (9am BST) - so it'll be joining a protest rally in Athens.

While the chancellor made much of his income tax cuts, the other major "stoppage" from workers' pay packets – national insurance – was largely frozen.

Ronda would have, in my opinion, been too good for McMann, but I also believe that it was a good stoppage from Dean as a fighter must always protect their head.

It may have been the work of Corrales' slashing right hands but it was ruled an accidental head butt, meaning that if the blood flow caused a stoppage from the fifth onwards, we would go to the scorecards.

Municipal workers across the country went on strike Monday to protest the plan, while the country's civil servants union, ADEDY, called a four-hour work stoppage from noon for all civil servants in the capital, Athens, and a demonstration in the center of the city.

"It's up to the mayor and City Hall leaders to figure out how they are going to work with our employees to prevent a really big work stoppage from happening," Itzcalli said.