Sentence examples for strike companies from inspiring English sources

The "success syndrome" is a global disease that can strike companies in any industry.

But in examining the unforeseen disasters that strike companies, we've found that the vast majority should have been predicted.

When such crises strike, companies complain that they have been found guilty (in the courts or in the press) because the rules have changed.

While many of the supermarkets made alternative arrangements to get around the lorry drivers' strike, companies that count the mines among their customers do not have such flexibility.

Pinochet sacked the Chicago economists and started re-nationalising stricken companies, whereupon the economy began to recover.

According to a notice sent by the Writers Guild to its members, strike rules prohibit them from performing "any writing services during a strike for any and all struck companies".

The two struck companies -- Pacer International Inc. and Harbor Rail Transport -- said in statements that they would not retaliate against drivers who walked off the job and vowed to continue discussions with the Teamsters Union, which is backing the drivers.

It adds up to a light-hearted, sometimes poignant elegy for the American working man and his music, for the days of 'labour, big bosses, farm failures, strikes, company cops and sundown towns'.

Mr. Hermanson said in one of several interviews this week, "If the Globes is telecast and it is produced by Dick Clark Productions, which is a struck company, we will picket the show".

The guild expects that not a single word should be written to further a script owed to a struck company, regardless of whether you keep it to yourself.

Mossack Fonseca said that in some jurisdictions it could take longer to resign from and strike off companies.