Sentence examples for to lock out from inspiring English sources

Gelb again threatened to lock out the unions.

The N.F.L. could also decide not to lock out its players.

UFC has been known to "lock out" fighters over contractual disputes.

If all else fails, wealthy nations simply throw up trade barriers to lock out foreign commodities.

Printer companies have tried to lock out third-party inkjet cartridges.

Asked today about that qualifying phrase, he said: "We have no plans to lock out players.

Owners will have to decide whether to lock out players and the union will have to weigh whether to decertify.

Owners are likely to lock out players after the current deal expires, unless significant progress has been made in negotiations.

The union leadership has said for months that it expects owners to lock out players when the labor deal expires.

The two seats at the front of the police car proved the perfect excuse to lock out women.

A bitter proxy fight ensued, including an apparent attempt to lock out representatives from a hastily scheduled midnight vote.