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[lemma=strike] ([lemma=□] □ | □)
The sculpture ’ s twisting forms are characteristic of mannerism ( a word derived from the Italian maniera , or “ style ” ) , an idiom that typically featured dramatic situations that called for striking , contorted poses . As part of the agreement to end the strike , Botnia management agreed to prioritize the training and hiring of local workers before bringing in Europeans . " Outreach " program is striking , as is the absence of any Serbian lobby . He was followed by a group of people , and was being struck , when he was rescued by a prominent Londonderry Unionist , the Rev. John Brown , President of the North Ward Unionist Association and County Grand Master of Antrim Grand Orange Lodge . Most striking , given UNDP 's emphasis on gender issues , is the low level of resources provided to this programme . If Congress is unable to rewrite the law in short order , elections will be postponed , which will increase regional tensions and bring more strikes , demonstrations and road blockages to the country . Bearing in mind the " clear distinction " which the Court found in the statute between " those who are deprived of employment because of lack of work and those deprived of employment because of a strike , " it appears equally clear that the seven weeks suspension period was not intended to apply to the former class . Regan observes , " Most girls spend hours and hours working on themselves so they 'll be striking , eye-catching , desirable . Spectacular horror of the sort that struck New York ( and to a lesser degree Washington ) has ushered in a new world of unseen , unknown assailants , terror missions without political message , senseless destruction . Since the enactment of the Filmon government legislation on the rights of employers to terminate employees during strikes , there has been a distinct chilling effect of the actions of picketers on the picket line and not to the good . In the weeks since the tsunami struck , private citizens have contributed millions of dollars for disaster relief and reconstruction . Your family may not be together when disaster strikes , so it is important to plan in advance : how you will contact one another ; how you will get back together ; and what you will do in different situations . I didn ’ t have a formal disaster plan for work materials , but apparently I had something just about as good : When Katrina struck , I did what I normally do when I travel — grabbed my laptop and my cell phone . No lockout , strike , or picketing occurred in Wisconsin . The Spanish case is the most striking , with a share of temporary employment of 33 % by the mid 90 's . There is little enthusiasm among US allies for sanctions on Iran , let alone military strikes , partly because there is still no proof that Iran 's nuclear research program is aimed at acquiring a weapon . Instead of comforting the people , who are full of cares and wearied by their hard lives , who go to church with faith in Christianity , the priests fulminate against the workers who are on strike , and against the opponents of the government ; further , they exhort them to bear poverty and oppression with humility and patience . Drums consist of at least one membrane , called a " drumhead " or " drum skin " , that is stretched over a shell and struck , either directly with parts of a player 's body , or with some sort of implement such as a drumstick , to produce sound . The TravInfo system now receives an average of 65,000 calls per month , while accommodating much higher call volumes in cases of floods , strikes , power outages and the like .