How To Use Stoppage In A Sentence
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Shabaani will be making a first defence of the title he won by a stoppage of Ferid Jeddau in Italy this year to improve his unbeaten fight record to 15 fights.
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There was a final flourish in the last seconds of stoppage time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Certainly there have been powerful nonviolent movements in which strikes, work stoppages, non-cooperation, and massive civil disobedience have been effective without any religious or moral reference.
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Closer to home, road hauliers warned of possible transport stoppages and demonstrations to highlight the effect of the oil price hike on their business.
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But Page was sent off in stoppage time for a second yellow.
The Sun
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When Wilson got up he was greeted by a big uppercut followed by a right and the stoppage.
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The root is the part used, and it is an excellent medicine to remove obstructions, it works power - fully by urine, and is good in jaundices, and in stoppages of the mense!
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The stoppage and protest shut down most of the plant's production lines.
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There was a final flourish in the last seconds of stoppage time.
Times, Sunday Times
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An ill-affected Government may well realise today, moreover, that such a stoppage would probably not be followed by a collapse and surrender by the company.
Oil, Power Politics and the Arab Awakening
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The stoppage involved employees in transport, port shipments and the postal service.
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On this occasion the usual stoppages and checks were multiplied by a brisk artillery 'strafe' upon the front, accompanied by all manner of coloured lights and rockets.
The Story of the 2/4th Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
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The action, led by the Coalition of Workers, follows a work stoppage last December and a hunger strike by six tomato pickers two seasons ago.
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Mr. Purvinas said industrial action could include work stoppages, work-to-rule measures, stop-work meetings, overtime bans and other moves.
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By then, the call had gone out to make the work stoppage nationwide, although nobody is entirely sure who was behind it.
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Tuesday's demonstration followed four days of smaller protests and work stoppages.
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The burners should be union jets -- _i.e. _, burners with two holes at an angle to each other -- not slit or batswing, as the latter are extremely liable to partial stoppage with dust.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 481, March 21, 1885
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The stoppage was organised by one of the trade union confederations representing Alitalia employees.
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He also has a ferocious competitive will: that much was clear from the way he battled back from the brink to win by stoppage.
Times, Sunday Times
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The stoppage will cripple services across this region, leading to chaos for passengers.
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Yet he must have been fuming when he got back to the dressing room after seeing his team undo all their good work in first-half stoppage time.
The Sun
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Then the revitalised Spanish striker added the second in firsthalf stoppage time from a superb right-foot strike.
The Sun
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Every stoppage was a 12 o'clock misfeed, the last thing we expected with a tilting-barrel design so radical that it's patented.
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More than 10 percent of Finland's exports are shipped by air and the stoppage would mean additional losses to Finnish industry of around 70 million markka per day.
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One of the coolest animals (literally) on the planet, the wood frog has the ability to go into complete hibernation (including complete heart stoppage) during the winter season.
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If it's a case of too much paper or other matter causing a stoppage, a plunger should work.
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The walkout followed a week of rolling stoppages involving 38,000 of the company's 50,000 employees.
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Stoppages include things like tax, pension contributions and national insurance.
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And somehow he got away with just a stern warning after a touchline bust-up in stoppage time.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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The pavement, badly sustained by the subjacent sand, had given way and had produced a stoppage of the water.
Les Miserables
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Microscopic examination revealed blood flow stoppage due to complete stenosis and coagula completely filling the vessel.
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To date the unions have restricted workers' opposition to protest stoppages and futile appeals to the state and national government.
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In 1920 black mineworkers staged a major stoppage following the arrest of two miners.
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He acknowledges the GAA's attempt to speed up the game with the free and line-ball from the hand, but feels it has been negatived by stoppages for lectures and cards.
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His record of 28 knockouts includes stoppages of many experienced boxers.
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Reading twice came close to equalising in firsthalf stoppage time.
Times, Sunday Times
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M900 The stoppage of the ship "Redbridge," 21 Oct.,
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The stoppage is the first of its kind in 21 years and is expected to cause a widespread shutdown.
Times, Sunday Times
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Stoppages include things like tax, pension contributions and national insurance.
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The airline's schedules were not affected by the stoppage.
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Militant mineworkers in the Ukraine have voted for a one-day stoppage next month.
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A series of one-hour stoppages was called in protest at the airport's decision to cut 140 security jobs.
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Up until the point of the stoppage, I was winning the fight.
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Thanks to continuous improvement, equipment flexibility and lots of planning and coordination, we can now do most" changeovers "with minimal line stoppage," she said.
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Time off work drops; stoppages are reduced; accidents decline.
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I am currently aching from the stoppage that is this collection of backed-up posts:
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Some teachers could go on strike, take rolling strike stoppages, and not have their pay deducted for non-performance in the classroom.
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Deep inside stoppage time, substitute Matt Woolf played the ball over Bremner, picking out Kempster on the left.
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He also has a ferocious competitive will: that much was clear from the way he battled back from the brink to win by stoppage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rain breaks, stoppages or spare time invariably involved a pack of cards and a cry of: ‘Anyone for bridge?’
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Any field that allows a football to Cannon Girl: My Joe (TEN SAVES 2NITE!!!) and his Quakes almost won tonight but the Wizzies broke the 2-2 tie in the final seconds of the 3 minute stoppage time (AA
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However, next week's stoppage could also ground 57 scheduled incoming and outgoing flights as well as a quantity of private diplomatic traffic.
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He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage.
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The plantation trade unions in Sri Lanka have called off a campaign of two-hour stoppages and go-slows by 450,000 tea and rubber plantation workers who were demanding a wage increase.
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Stoppage at the bank's proofing centre on Tuesday will stop the bank earning interest on deposits via the money market.
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The second category is the national stoppage resulting from the breakdown of negotiations and the exhaustion of the bargaining machinery.
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Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union are beginning a two-day stoppage over a pay claim and an unpopular appraisal system.
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Leaders also revealed plans for a 48-hour stoppage on May 1 against the dollarization of the currency and for freedom for political prisoners.
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The visitors led 3-2 when a downpour forced a stoppage in the match.
Times, Sunday Times
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As both sides adopted firm positions yesterday, it was confirmed that a strike at the company's pig farms will begin on Monday the day before the major work stoppage.
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He was sentenced to be reduced to the ranks and put under stoppages of pay until he had made good the sum of £1,200 compensation to his victim.
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But Page was sent off in stoppage time for a second yellow.
The Sun
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They had put on 25 when a second stoppage for bad light brought a merciful release.
Times, Sunday Times
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She is claiming sexual discrimination, constructive dismissal and unlawful stoppages from her wages.
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The forced stoppages were anything but agreeable to Michael; so he hastened the departure at each relay, roused the innkeepers, urged on the iemschiks, and expedited the harnessing of the tarantass.
Michael Strogoff
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Harrison, who had refused to predict a knockout or stoppage during the pre-fight hype, admitted he was unconcerned about how he retained his title.
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United should have scored deep into stoppage time but player-manager John Taylor somehow managed to head wide from less than a yard and with the goal gaping.
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He said that at least half of union members should vote to go on strike before a stoppage could be legal.
Times, Sunday Times
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Soldiers must know how to load, fire, clear and reduce stoppages and misfires on every crew-served weapon.
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Workers have called for work stoppages if the car companies refuse to negotiate on the issue.
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Some 46 prohibition notices were served, which required the immediate stoppage of particular work activities or prohibiting the use of machinery until it was made safe.
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The stoppage of gunplay on New York city streets would be a nice deal closer.
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The apron feeders are preferably equipped with a self-cleaning arrangement to facilitate continuous operation without undue stoppages.
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The visitors hit the home side for six, with two of those strikes coming deep into injury time, including a penalty as the game entered its fifth minute of stoppage time.
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Royal Mail managers were drafted to deliver post to thousands of other homes after the workers voted to continue their stoppage.
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The stoppage meant he finished joint fifth with another England team-mate.
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He was confident of winning with a stoppage and I'm sure he would have done if he'd had the chance.
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Ellison's goal-bound shot was well saved by Wilson, who then tipped over a stoppage-time header from Danny Collins.
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Some companies record the incidence of injuries that cause stoppages or days off, and others measure any injury that requires medical attention.
Times, Sunday Times
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I for one, would love nothing more than a general stoppage which would bring production in the country to a halt!
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Militant mineworkers in the Ukraine have voted for a one-day stoppage next month.
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They had put on 25 when a second stoppage for bad light brought a merciful release.
Times, Sunday Times
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And when, in the third minute of first-half stoppage time, the home side scored the goal they needed, the one that set them on the way to a deserved victory, it came from a moment of uncharacteristic imprecision by the exiled Catalan.
Homecoming leaves Arsenal's Cesc Fábregas guilty and conflicted | Richard Williams
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With supermarkets in Britain operating on ‘just in time’ production stoppages are very powerful.
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In hunting, the pace will not always hold a horse, because hounds may check at any moment, the start to a "holloa" may prove a false alarm, and leaving out the uncertain behaviour of foxes, a sudden stoppage may be caused by an impossible fence, river, railway, or by a variety of causes which would amply prove the fallacy of the pace holding a hard puller in the hunting field.
The Horsewoman A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding, 2nd. Ed.
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Talks aimed at preventing the stoppage broke down on Wednesday.
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The pace and action was intense from the second the green flag fell, with a race stoppage due to several big crashes around the track.
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All these stoppages are costing the company a fortune.
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Norwich had other ideas and it was the eighth time this season they have scored in the 90th minute or stoppage time.
The Sun
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Cooper lasted into the sixth this time, with a cut eye again forcing an early stoppage.
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The game was marred by numerous stoppages due to injuries and it was inevitable that players would drop to the ground with cramp after the action extended into a period of extra time.
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The stoppage is the first of its kind in 21 years and is expected to cause a widespread shutdown.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the last minute of stoppage time they lost a game that had seemed beyond their grasp in the first half but within it in the second.
Times, Sunday Times
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I mean, how hard can you squeeze a golden goose before the bird calls a work stoppage?
Times, Sunday Times
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More than 2,000 employees joined the national stoppage.
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Away fans ironically cheered when they won a corner in firsthalf stoppage time in a rare attack, but it was a different story in the second half.
The Sun
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There was plenty of effort from both teams but overall this was a scrappy match and too many stoppages prevented either side from establishing any sort of pattern.
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Unions have threatened protests and stoppages in their pursuit of a 4% wage deal and guarantees from the company over future employment.
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Nine unions called the latest stoppage in a long-standing protest by workers against privatisation plans.
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There seems to be a trend at the moment for referees to add two or three minutes at the end of matches no matter what number of stoppages there have been.
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The stoppage was the fourth general strike held in Italy since April 2002, when unions held the first general strike for two decades.
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During that time, the workers had been involved in a number of stoppages and protest actions.
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Despite criticism that commuters will face widespread public transport disruption during the marches, bus and rail workers are planning a complete stoppage.
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his stoppage of the flow resulted in a flood
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The workers occupied the factory after a protest stoppage on January 26 in support of a 300 rupees pay increase owing to them since last year.
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Besides production, the fertilizer companies also use natural gas for fuel, and because of the stoppage in their supplies they were unable to deliver their remaining fertilizer stock to market.
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Rookie wage cap, blood testing, benefit cuts, a nearly 20 percent "giveback" and a work stoppage were prominent in a recent communication that NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith sent to player representatives in describing a bleak labor negotiation picture.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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He won his first thirteen fights by stoppage before losing to Jesus "Kiri" Rodriguez in Ciudad Obregon in 1995.
East Side Boxing
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This situation has further worsened due to stoppage of power inflow from the eastern region due to floods.
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It got rid of the controversial and hated shoot-out, added stoppage time at the end of halves and games, and the clock counts up instead of down.
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Stoppages and disputes had been a problem, and many workers distrusted their managers.
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Bradford busmen have voted to strike in support of the one-day stoppage by council and Health Service manual workers.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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400 workers were involved in the stoppage.
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A sudden stoppage [in production] could cause an explosion.
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I mean, how hard can you squeeze a golden goose before the bird calls a work stoppage?
Times, Sunday Times
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Staff including court ushers and clerks are involved in the stoppage in England and Wales.
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We're on £300 a week before tax and stoppages, and that's for working an 11-day fortnight.
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Up on deck, she once again caused a work stoppage as the men topside took her in.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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They studied the 380 games last season and excluded serious fouls involving long injury stoppages because that would skew the data.
Times, Sunday Times
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A national stoppage of public employees may begin on November 8 if the government continues to refuse the payment of a six-year bonus.
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The gist of his letter is that one only gets what one pays for, and that perhaps it is time that we saw contributions such as rates as contributions rather than stoppages.
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English Premeriship clubs have agreed to let referees decide on stoppages because of increasing play-acting.
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The closing minutes and stoppage time produced much in the way of drama, albeit played out against the surreal backdrop of supporters streaming towards the exit.
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Still, the number of striking workers could be lower given that only about a third of the 750,000 who were balloted for strike action actually voted in favor of the stoppage.
Britain Girds for Public-Sector Strikes
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One measure of this offensive is the ratio of person workdays lost to lockouts - that is work stoppages initiated by employers - as compared with strikes.
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Does the Zep hair removal liquid really work to unplug the bath-tub drain stoppage?
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Mogalakwena mine; the suspension of operations to rehabilitate shaft steelwork at the Turffontein Shaft of Rustenburg Section; and contract labour related work stoppages at Rustenburg Section, Kroondal and
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The proposed regulations, released by the Federal Aviation Administration last week, would require airlines to look for air leaks that "could result in multiengine flameout," or engine stoppages.
FAA Issues Call for Safety Checks
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Between 1984 and 86, there was a total of 962 disputes, including strikes, stoppages or lockouts under the Labour government.
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Hence when Mr. Brooke noddingly appealed to that motive, Sir James felt a sudden embarrassment; there was a stoppage in his throat; he even blushed.
Middlemarch: a study of provincial life (1900)
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He acknowledges the attempt to speed up the game with the free and line-ball from the hand, but feels it has been negated by stoppages for lectures and cards.
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The stoppage held by ground staff and crews was in opposition to a restructuring plan.
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A one-day stoppage is possible.
Times, Sunday Times
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While the university's general staff were not involved in the stoppages some joined picket lines.
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Unfortunately, it was a warning that went unheeded as two minutes into stoppage time Underwood was again unchallenged as he crossed from the left.
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During EBA stoppages in Brisbane earlier this year, it was accused of bugging the telephones of ETU officials.
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Sochaux had a goal chalked off themselves in stoppage time and could count themselves unfortunate not to come away with a point in a nailbiting match which saw both sides hit the woodwork. inflict a fifth defeat in six games on Bordeaux as the champions 'quest to defend their title slips further from their reach.
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Managers hope to avert a stoppage at a meeting at the conciliation service Acas.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fourth came in stoppage time.
Times, Sunday Times
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I mean, how hard can you squeeze a golden goose before the bird calls a work stoppage?
Times, Sunday Times
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That roiled his colleagues and, some argued, prolonged a stoppage that wiped out the World Series.
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They drew full pay during the stoppage and on some mines took over the African's work, including tramming and shovelling, so as to demonstrate that they could keep the mines going without him.
Class & Colour in South Africa 1850-1950 - Chapter 11
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But expect him to press in the middle rounds and he can force a stoppage around the eighth or ninth.
Times, Sunday Times
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He admits that he seriously thought of quitting the ring, and went from being a stoppage specialist to a fighter whose wins were gained by displaying superior boxing skills over the distance.
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University students continue to organise stoppages, marches, hunger strikes, occupations and sit-ins in the major cities.
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The basic pay is £280 a week before tax and stoppages.
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He was ludicrously cautioned in stoppage time for time-wasting.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now the very first step towards the extirpation of these _contagia_ is the knowledge of their nature; and the knowledge brought to us by Dr. Koch will render as certain the stamping out of splenic fever as the stoppage of the plague of _pébrine_ by the researches of Pasteur.
Fragments of science, V. 1-2
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But they had to wait until firsthalf stoppage time to take the lead with a disputed penalty.
The Sun
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One of the major factors is the issue of inharmonious industrial relations at work places which quite often has led to work stoppages.
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Five scoreless minutes ensued before centre back Justin Gilheaney soldiered upfield for the winners' last point, with Tadhg Fennin having the final say in the second minute of stoppage time.
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The asterisked figures are for periods a little longer than the others, as they include time added on at the ends of the two halves to make up for stoppages.
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She said the work stoppage at Harmony's Virginia operations was related to a death of a mineworker last Friday at the Unisel mine.
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They were leapfrogged by Matlock Town, who won with goals in stoppage time of both halves.
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Villa, on the other hand, were growing in confidence by the minute and deep into firsthalf stoppage time they doubled the lead.
The Sun
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Another one-day stoppage is planned tomorrow.
Times, Sunday Times
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The stoppage was in protest against management plans to privatise airport services and was called by ground staff unions.
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The stoppage was called to protest against wage cuts.
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Rain breaks, stoppages or spare time invariably involved a pack of cards and a cry of: ‘Anyone for bridge?’
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A work stoppage by employees must be the result of a lawful labor dispute and not in violation of an existing agreement between management and the union.
A Conceptual View of Human Resource Management: Strategic Objectives, Environments, Functions
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Mr. Lalan says that sudden stoppage of the vehicle and sudden acceleration are not advisable.
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When a fight is stopped due to an accidental headbutt, it means a technical win for the boxer ahead on points at the time of the stoppage.
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On Monday a mass meeting of the workers voted for a 24-hour strike and a campaign of rolling strikes and stoppages.
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A stoppage led to the playing of added-on time, during which two opportunities for goals emerged.
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The results of the angiogram disclosed blood stoppage at a point above the knee.
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Increasingly the stop start nature of the match, created by the numerous stoppages for cramp, made extra time seem inevitable.
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The dispute over a new enterprise agreement went on for about 12 months and included a series of 24-hour protest stoppages.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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Each time there was a power failure, the water pumping system was disturbed while pipes burst and caused a stoppage in water supply to the township.
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Moreover, where labour disputes in small enterprises might cause little stir, stoppages in major plants proved highly contagious.
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There is a shortage in water supply and electric power resulting in frequent stoppages.
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The term cessation or stoppage itself indicates that what is stopped does not cease of its own accord but through exertion.
Becoming Enlightened
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However, despite a Labour Court plea not to proceed with any strike action until its ruling, cabin crews proceeded with Thursday's stoppage.
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Since then, he said, there have been temporary midair stoppages of GE engines on only a few flights, but some experienced multiple flameouts on the same trip.
FAA to Act on Engine Shutdowns
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Sent off in stoppage time for a second bookable offence and what a costly foul it proved to be from the hitherto superb Serb.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bartosz Bialkowski, the Southampton goalkeeper, dives but fails to save the stoppage-time winner by Millwall's Liam Feeney, half-concealed.
Southampton 2-3 Millwall | FA Cup fourth-round replay match report
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If your contractor cannot unplug the stoppage in your service sewer, we will then meet with your contractor on-site.
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I. Unreasonable demand and work stoppage, serious misconduct or willful disobedience by the FISHERMAN of the lawful orders of his superiors.
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Shabaani will be making a first defence of the title he won by a stoppage of Ferid Jeddau in Italy this year to improve his unbeaten fight record to 15 fights.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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But Page was sent off in stoppage time for a second yellow.
The Sun
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The third of the seven stoppages will begin next weekend with a fourth to follow next month and three more between January and March.
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Residents of Viewmount and Powerscourt have experienced stoppages of their water supply during the last week, from late night until around seven the next morning.
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The report by the Department of Transport's air accident investigation unit found that the engine stoppage was caused by failure of the crankshaft.
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But he did not adopt a conciliatory tone and was determined to put an end to their demands and threats of stoppages.
Times, Sunday Times
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The stoppage was called to protest against wage cuts.
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New Malden firefighters, sitting out during the strike in a hut made of wooden pallets and tarpaulin in front of the station, remained defiant but uncertain what the stoppage would bring.
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The stoppage has resulted in garbage accumulating on the main thoroughfares and streets of Lyari.
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Hersisia, 29, has won all of his 21 bouts so far with 16 stoppages inside the distance.
