Sentence examples for strike rightly from inspiring English sources

Almost exactly three years to the day after protesters first occupied Zuccotti Park, Debt Strike announced that it had bought just under $4 million in debts owed by students who had attended Everest College, which Debt Strike rightly characterized as "a predatory for-profit institution".

Armitstead, who won silver in the road race in London and is aiming to go one better in Rio, said that the first strike was rightly annulled by Cas because the Ukad doping control officer did not make sufficient attempt to contact her.

Thus capitalists are on strike -- and rightly so, since they face political assaults from both sides.

The visitors came closest to breaking the deadlock in the first half but home keeper Sam Russell saved Lee Mansell's free-kick and Matty Taylor's strike was rightly ruled out for offside.

One photograph in particular had struck Mom, rightly, as saying volumes about the incongruities of modern life.

A source close to Mr Lansley said: "There is no chance of any negotiation at all because if we give way to the doctors then nurses and other far less well-paid staff who are not striking will rightly say you have got to reopen negotiations with us as well.

When Ratcliffe bypassed the union and offered workers a financial inducement to capitulate – 15 grand plus a top-up for their new pensions and relinquishing their right to strike – the union rightly urged workers to reject it, and it seems a majority did.

He rightly struck back at right-wing hysteria-mongers.

Turner, quite rightly, strikes the winning runs with a couple down the ground.

A federal appeals court rightly struck down the policy, which seriously infringes on free speech.

The only purpose of this law was to erode the right to abortion and, as such, it was rightly struck down by the courts.