Sentence examples for strike accords from inspiring English sources

He would have to strike accords with the old Christian Democrats, and he would never be able to bring about real change.

A colleague, Kyle McCarthy of Goal.com, probably did as good a job as any: Clubs can attempt to strike accords with their own players and make sign-and-trade deals (with player consent required) through Friday.

The rebels have now released a total of 363 servicemen in exchange for 15 guerrillas held by the state.The government greeted the prisoner exchange, the first tangible achievement in two and a half years of stumbling peace talks, as proof that it can strike accords with the FARC that mean something.

Considering how long the administration fought the release, which was sought by The New York Times and the American Civil Liberties Union, one might have expected a thoughtful memo that carefully weighed the pros and cons and discussed how such a strike accords with international and Constitutional law.

Well-known British news presenters, including Fiona Bruce, joined the strike, according to The Guardian.

By the end of the walkout, 600 workers remained on strike, according to the union.

Also killed in the strike, according to American officials, was Samir Khan, the editor of Al Qaeda's magazine.

One of the four remaining detainees, Giorgi Abdaladze, a freelancer, has announced a hunger strike, according to his lawyer.

Seven people, including four women from one family, were killed in a separate air strike, according to Gaza paramedics.

The exercises "almost became a prelude to a preventative nuclear strike," according to an account in the Journal of Strategic Studies.

So far, 24 union members throughout the region have been arrested during the strike, according to the company.