Sentence examples for stoppages on from inspiring English sources

Given the extreme interdependency of the supply chain and the degree of specialisation within it, the failure of even one or two small firms can lead to stoppages on vehicle-assembly lines.The collapse in new-vehicle demand has traumatised parts-makers.

Europe has heaped much of the blame for gas stoppages on Gazprom and the Kremlin.

Junior doctors have already staged stoppages on eight days since January, including two days of all-out strikes last month.

Boris Johnson himself has given credence to this belief when wanting to look tough in the face of stoppages on the Tube or when in need of votes.

In recent weeks Greece has been disrupted by two general strikes with work stoppages on the increase and pensioners noisily staging protest rallies.

With the port effort, the Occupy movement suddenly seemed to be engineering protests and work stoppages on its own, essentially co-opting the unions' cause instead of working with them.

Iakushina faced the daunting challenge of winning the final two rounds or inflicting a stoppage on one of her sport's most distinguished practitioners and she had early success when she trapped Shields on the ropes.

The city has bills to pay for substitute services because of stoppages brought on by the general strike.

Seaman Ollie E. Green who had accidentally broken his wrist one day prior to the first work-stoppage on August 9 said that though he had heard an officer in prior testimony name him as one who had been given a direct order, the officer had only asked him how his wrist was doing, to which he responded "not so good".

Midwives and maternity support workers will stage a four-hour stoppage on 13 October.

Facebook, which prides itself on not going down, experienced a stoppage on the evening of Thursday 24 September.