Sentence examples for strike agreements from inspiring English sources

Google, Amazon and Apple, along with start-ups like Spotify and the now-defunct Imeem, have struggled to strike agreements.

We've done a few screenings, and are trying to strike agreements with the dancers and the musicians so that it can happen more often.

In response, the city reached agreements with its labor unions to sign "no strike" agreements during the time of the convention.

A Cuomo spokesman said on Saturday that it was still possible that other state workers could be laid off if their unions did not also strike agreements with the administration.

Twomey, a constitutional law professor at the University of Sydney, said the federal government could strike agreements with state governments and fund chaplaincy "through grants to the states under section 96 of the constitution, often known as tied grants".

The alliance offers African countries public and private money (the UK has pledged £395m of foreign aid) if they strike agreements with G8 countries and the private sector (in many cases multinational companies).

They deny signing no-strike agreements but action seems unlikely before the tournament ends.

Mr Simpson quite likes to portray himself as a firebrand, ready to tear up many of the no-strike agreements successfully negotiated by Sir Ken during the 1990s in exchange for union recogniton.

"We need reform of competition policy, sale of public sector assets, regionalisation of the minimum wage, no-strike agreements in the public sector and refocusing of trade policy on bilateral rather than multilateral agreements.

The company has already struck agreements with 23 retailers.

Mr. Overton said he had already struck agreements with some newspapers to feature his journalists' stories.