Sentence examples for will not be striking from inspiring English sources

Two teaching unions will not be striking.

About 80 train managers are involved in the dispute, but many such staff are in French unions and will not be striking; onboard staff will continue to work.

"Our community comes first - we will not be striking".

Despite tortuous negotiations in the run-up to the meeting, a binding legal agreement on greenhouse-gas emissions will not be struck.

I hope to God that Nepal will not be struck by another disaster on the scale of these two devastating earthquakes.

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On the other hand, a registered elector's vote will not be struck off at a scrutiny just because he was not qualified to be on the electoral register, and the returning officer's decision as to whether or not a ballot paper should be rejected may not be questioned.

"I believe there will not be strike because no one can afford it," said Wolfgang Puck, owner of Spago in Beverly Hills, where many Hollywood executives craft deals over lunch.

While the nation's hope is that most will not be gravely stricken, its obligation is to see that help is firmly at hand.

Mr Neil said: "The steer from the White House is that Congress will have to decide this - and if it does not vote for a strike, there will not be a strike".

FBU members in Scotland and Wales will take other forms of industrial action but will not be on strike because of genuine negotiations, while those in Northern Ireland have lifted their dispute because of an improved offer.