Sentences with phrase «stoppage seems»

In summary: a work stoppage seems likely to occur this Monday — but it will because Canada Post has locked its employees out, not because they walked off the job.

The main reason for the stoppages seemed to be electrical glitches, but even after replacing all the faulty parts the same issues were cropping up again and again.

Not exact matches

That might seem far - fetched given that the NHL has touted its revenue growth since the last lockout, from $ 2.2 billion in» 03 — 04, the season before the work stoppage, to $ 3.3 billion last year.

The chances are pretty strong that Arsenal will have to play at least one of the games coming up without our manager being on the bench, because not only was the Frenchman sent away from the touchline for his vehement and vocal complaints after Burnley were awarded a stoppage time penalty, but video evidence seems to show him arguing and maybe even pushing the fourth official Andrew Taylor as he was urging Wenger further down the tunnel.

how can man u get 1.45 extra time from the stoppage time!!!!!! seems like the referee want united to score before blowin the final whistle!!

The second half of extra time produced a similar display to the first half of stoppage time, as both teams just seemed out of sorts, weary, and off the pace, despite the introduction of a fourth substitute for both clubs.

It was the third minute of stoppage time, and the cruellest of circumstances for this tough, obdurate Burnley side, when Arsenal's possession finally paid off and the seemingly endless 20th - anniversary commemorations for Arsène Wenger were given a shot of euphoria that had not seemed like coming.

The strike does not appear to be ending soon, as both sides seem to be digging in for an extended work stoppage.

In the succeeding months, which brought the collapse of France, the threat of invasion across the Channel, and the heavy air raids on London and other cities, the Daily Worker seemed to be implementing this policy by encouraging unrest in the forces and among the civilian population, and by advocating stoppages and strikes in industry.