rent strike造句

In 1978, about half the residents went on a rent strike.
A "'rent strike "'is a method of protest commonly employed against large landlords.
A rent strike had soured relations between the owner at the time and tenants.
Some tenants now threaten a rent strike against the merger.
Many landlords left their buildings to rot; rent strikes followed.
In France, this was the case in the rent strike in Sonacotra in 1975.
As a result, rents were reduced and there was a rent strike by some tenants.
Within a week, he'd led a successful rent strike.
Lawyers for the tenants and owners met this week, trying to resolve the rent strike.
In November 1963, he led a widespread rent strike.
It's difficult to see rent strike in a sentence. 用rent strike造句挺难的
By November 20, 000 tenants were on rent strike as violent resistance against evictions continued.
Rent strike to us means we'd be tied up in _ I don't know where.
There was a nationwide bakers strike and a rent strike by council tenants in Glasgow.
Typically a rent strike would be followed by eviction by the police and the bailiffs.
The Hull Daily Mail gave front-page coverage to the Lister Street tenants'rent strike in 1963.
And in 1990, the tenants went on rent strike.
Rent strikes spread from heavily industrial areas of the city to artisanal areas and slum areas.
Rent strikes are under way on numerous blocks.
The demonstration had been organised by Helen Crawfurd, a working class Glasgow Rent Strike of 1915.