英語 での A general strike の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A general strike.
There is a general strike.
A general strike is being planned.
And that weapon is a general strike.
A general strike is being planned.
The next day, there's a general strike.
A general strike is being planned.
The Trade Unions called a general strike for two days.
The Cup, the left wing and most intransigent of the secessionist front,has proposed a general strike.
There was a general strike in 1926.
In 1994, 2 million workers took part in a general strike.
By May 4th a general strike was called.
More union actions are planned, including a general strike in December.
Calls for a general strike are growing.
The protesting workers and their trade union,IUF-affiliated TEKGIDA-IS are now calling for a general strike.
On 6 April, a general strike was announced.
On 6 April, a general strike was announced.
Along with the French socialist Jean Jaurès, she ensured that in case of war breaking out,the European workers' parties were committed to a general strike.
Brazilian workers held a general strike on April 28.
The IUF-affiliated SNATEG, the independent union of workers at the public energy utility SONELGAZ,on March 10 called on its members to support a general strike.
On November 14 there will be a general strike in Spain.
So they organized a general strike, in which people throughout the country refused to work.
Subsequent police operations and misconduct prompted a general strike and city-wide protests on 5 August.
On 15 July 1927, a general strike occurred, and demonstrations took place in the capital.
The socialist Unión General de Trabajadores(UGT) and the anarchist Confederación Nacional del Trabajo(CNT)decided to initiate a general strike across the country, but it failed because the unions could only mobilize urban workers.
In Syria a general strike took place from 20 January to 6 March 1936 spreading to all the major towns, and political demonstrations held throughout the country gave fresh momentum to the Syrian national movement.
Outraged, the Belgian Labour Party called a General Strike; by April 17, there were more than 50,000 strikers.
Most anarchists have long believed that what they call a general strike could play a large part in crumbling the state.