Sentence examples for strike founded from inspiring English sources

That same year Bella Abzug and Dagmar Wilson, who had been influential in organizing the strike, founded the Women Strike for Peace WSPP) organization.

If so, let me give you a little fucking lesson (a lesson I happen to know because my fucking uncle was in the sit-down strike that founded the fucking UAW).

Given the union's troubles, the preschool bus companies have questioned in court filings whether the city's fear of a coordinated strike is well founded.

What do we need 3-D for?' " Disappointed, he stayed at Bandai a few more years but then struck out and founded his own company.

In 1961 Abzug founded Women Strike for Peace, and she chaired the organization from 1961 to 1970.

Breslow has founded the Strike 3 Foundation, which raised funding and mobilizes support for childhood cancer research.

Several decisions that shaped The Times's coverage struck me as well founded.

In the early 20th century, Mexicans were brought in to work on railway lines, to tend sugar-beet fields or even as "scab" steelworkers during strikes; some stayed and founded communities like la Villita.

The acquisition of A Smith & Co, which is the largest supplier of unscripted shows to Rupert Murdoch's Fox network, marks the biggest cash deal the Welsh producer has struck since it was founded in 1990.

There had been hopes that Whelan, a former Blackburn Rovers footballer who is now chairman of Wigan Athletic, would step in to save the stricken company that he founded in 1971 when he turned a Wigan fishing tackle shop, JJ Bradburns, into a sports store.

Projects such as That's My Data!, founded in 2011, strike a happy medium whereby patients freely give scientists access to their genetic data in exchange for access to any research conclusions based upon it.