Sentence examples for through strikes from inspiring English sources

Another feature of Peronism is the power to disrupt through strikes and protests.

First through strikes then with privatisations, the trade unions were crushed.

Officials in both locals, industry experts said, could cause costly delays in construction schedules through strikes and slowdowns.

He transformed the nature of the U.S. labour movement from radical to conservative, preferring to achieve goals through lobbying and dispute arbitration rather than through strikes and marches.

The split in the union movement suggests that an increasing number of workers see little benefit in resisting the measures through strikes and demonstrations.

Passengers on many routes have also experienced years of disruption through strikes and engineering works, against a backdrop of fares rising faster than inflation.

But he squeezed through, striking out Rafael Santana, the former Yankee, and holding Cleveland to one run.

It is madness for the union to inflict further damage through strike action".

Lengthy walkouts by key staff such as call centre workers would be supported financially through strike pay, Serwotka added.

Francis Maude, the cabinet secretary, said: "Pension talks will not be reopened and nothing further will be achieved through strike action".

"Pension talks will not be reopened and nothing further will be achieved through strike action," he added.