Exemplos de uso de Wave of strikes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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April: New wave of strikes.
A wave of strikes and wage battles chased by the whole coastal area.
The massacre triggered a wave of strikes and protests.
Right now(…) a wave of strikes and demonstrations spread throughout the country.
Britain itself was swept by a wave of strikes.
There has been a wave of strikes and student protests.
In those years Italy too was shaken to its foundations by a huge wave of strikes.
In Egypt there had been a wave of strikes for several years.
What the government really needs is for the UGTT to police the growing wave of strikes.
That explains the wave of strikes that is gripping the country.
The big price hike announced in 1977 sparked a new wave of strikes and confrontations.
In January 1905 a wave of strikes broke out in St. Petersburg.
The Portuguese working classes responded to the deterioration in their living standards with a wave of strikes.
But Gen Dunford confirmed the wave of strikes had ended.
The reply was a wave of strikes, met with bloody repression by the government.
This reawakening of the proletariat was expressed in a wave of strikes and protests in recent years.
In other news, the wave of strikes and protests has not allowed the country to rest.
But this mood soon wore off, andwas replaced by a wave of strikes and mass demonstrations.
Unions in fresh wave of strikes over bill to raise retirement age.
This reawakening of the proletariat was expressed in a wave of strikes and protests in recent years.
There is a wave of strikes, many of them involving different forms of sit-ins and factory occupations.
In spite of the intervention of Soviet troops, the wave of strikes and protests were not easily brought under control.
A commentator in a business newspaper compared the situation to the French Popular Front and the wave of strikes of 1936 in France.
Beginning in Berlin a spontaneous wave of strikes developed, demanding the resignation of the Cuno government.
The escalating costs with sports complex andthe increase in government spending set a wave of strikes to demand higher wages.
During the revolution, every fresh wave of strikes and of the peasant movement was accompanied by mutinies in all parts of Russia.
However, the momentum generated by the Lublin strikes quickly gave rise to a new wave of strikes in the Gdańsk region in August 1980.
The decisive element in the equation, as our correspondent points out, is the mighty Egyptian proletariat,which in recent years has shown its fighting spirit in a wave of strikes.
In Egypt the corrupt union leaders were unable to prevent the wave of strikes that was a preparatory school for the Revolution.
Combined with this struggle on the political front, a wave of strikes for better wages, new unionization drives, and the building of a powerful and militant left wing within the unions would attract millions into organized labor, especially in the South.