Sentence examples for weeks of strike from inspiring English sources
Citing weeks of strike action by fuel distributors that crippled the economy, the APC accused outgoing officials of creating an "atmosphere of contrived chaos" to sully 72-year-old Buhari's moment of political triumph.
Unions have rejected an offer put forward by Southampton City Council to try to end 12 weeks of strike action.
The successful ratification of this proposal took place on February 2 and 3, ending the 8 weeks of strike action.
After 4 weeks of strike action and disruption to the academic year, relieved Dalhousie University faculty members went back to their classrooms and labs on 1 April.
The three weeks of strike action were initially intended to end on the 14th of December, but the refusal of the yard bosses to consider Unite's alternative plans for getting over the gap in work without redundancies led to the union announcing a further month of action over Christmas and the new year – with strikes scheduled to continue until the 18th of January, 2019.
If tribulation builds character, then surely the past five weeks of strike-constricted travel have built a modest surplus of character in the commuters who customarily used the N.Y., Connecticut, and New Jersey rail lines.
The New Yorker, April 18 , 1983P. 40 If tribulation builds character, then surely the past five weeks of strike-constricted travel have built a modest surplus of character in the commuters who customarily used the N.Y., Connecticut, and New Jersey rail lines.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, April 18 , 1983P. 40 If tribulation builds character, then surely the past five weeks of strike-constricted travel have built a modest surplus of character in the commuters who customarily used the N.Y., Connecticut, and New Jersey rail lines.
Three weeks of strikes later, the government relented.
The decision touched off weeks of strikes and protests.
Amazonian Indians in northern Peru led protests, followed by weeks of strikes, throughout the area beginning in early 2009.
