call off a strike造句

• As health officials began spraying disinfectant over tons of uncollected trash in Athens, its mayor was sued Friday after garbage collectors refused to call off a strike.
• Feinsinger convinced United Steelworkers of America president Philip Murray to call off a strike set for January 1, 1952, in favor of a 90-day voluntary cooling-off and fact-finding period.
• She did not give Biswas a letter of resignation, which has been a condition by the opposition to call off a strike that has halted economic activity and hampered government since March 9.
• President Vicente Fox has won a major political battle with old Mexico, forcing the powerful union at the state-run oil giant, Pemex, to call off a strike that would have sent the nation reeling.
• But she did not give Biswas a letter of resignation, which has been a condition by the opposition to call off a strike that has halted economic activity and hampered government since March 9.
• She did not give Biswas a letter of resignation, which has been a condition by the opposition to call off a strike that has halted economic activity and hampered government since March 9 . MORE
• Repair workers who shut down most of the elevators in the port city of Sevastopol agreed to call off a strike after authorities promised to pay part of their overdue salaries, a news report said Thursday.
• Finance Minister Laurent Fabius on Friday urged France's bank workers to call off a strike planned a day after the euro debuts as legal tender, saying it is a historic moment that should not be spoiled.
• Mrs . Zia did not give Biswas a letter of resignation, which has been a condition by the opposition to call off a strike that has shut the nation's economic activity and government since March 9.
• School bus drivers agreed Thursday to call off a strike planned for Monday in exchange for Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's decision to delay seeking cheaper bus service by ending lifetime job security for union drivers, the mayor said Thursday.