Sentence examples for strike introduced from inspiring English sources

"First Strike" introduced Jewel Staite as Jennifer Keller.

Offering a less positive outlook on the book were publications like Subnova.com, which blasted the novel as being much worse than Halo: First Strike, introducing characters the reader didn't care about and using too much jargon.

The teacher evaluation system at the heart of the Chicago strike was introduced through President Obama's Race to the Top initiative.

Most people became aware of the holiday from the 1997 Seinfeld episode called "The Strike" that introduced the celebration to the world.

In June 1985, three months after the miners admitted defeat and ended their strike, Benn introduced the Miners' Amnesty (General Pardon) Bill into the Commons, which would have extended an amnesty to all miners imprisoned during the strike.

If you disagree, consider mandatory minimum sentences and three-strike laws, introduced with great fanfare as a way to reduce inconsistency in criminal sentencing.

Police have sent letters to those suspected of carrying knives warning them of the new "two strikes" law introduced in the summer.

"The current laws governing strikes were introduced by Margaret Thatcher - not exactly a friend of the unions.

Since 2003, there has been a rise in efforts to cut down on accidents involving whales, such as a 2008 U.S. legislation known as the Ship Strike Rule, which introduced restrictions on certain routes and speeds, aiming to reduce the number of vessel strikes on right whales.

New labour laws introduced strike ballots by secret vote rather than by a show of hands and made it much easier for companies to sack striking workers.

Meanwhile, in Britain, the union representing more than 12,000 British Airways cabin crew members voted to strike over changes introduced late last year to employees' contracts and a proposed two-year pay freeze.