stage a walkout

She said there were no immediate plans to stage a walkout.

Three days after the rise was announced, transport workers staged a walkout that slowed business here.

In 1951, students staged a walkout protesting the conditions.

Most Republicans staged a walkout during the vote.

The legislation was the subject of intense negotiations, with doctors around the state staging a walkout last month to protest rising insurance rates.

This morning about 200 students staged a walkout, and 50 of them scaled a fence at the school and left the campus.

On April 14, 1937, 600 students from grades seven through 11, wanting a 12th grade, staged a walkout protest.

The flight attendants say a preliminary injunction blocking them from staging a walkout is unlawful.

During that time numerous students staged a walkout and pledged their allegiance to Niles West.

In September 2011, students staged a walkout in protest over several grievances including class size and unqualified teachers.

The league and the union have been at odds since the officials staged a walkout that jeopardized a playoff game in New Jersey last month.

Unpaid since early October, the Americans players staged a walkout on the Monday before the title game demanding back pay.

This made Bill Lee mad and he called the owners "gutless" and staged a walkout.

Striking Unlikely Hypothetical question: If negotiations stalled, would the players stage a walkout before the exhibition season?

In 1951, students, led by Barbara Rose Johns, staged a walkout in protest of the conditions.

At Moi International Airport, traffic controllers recently staged a walkout, disrupting flights.

It was not the first time students took action against their school's administration; in 2008 between 150 and 200 students staged a walkout demanding the principal's firing.

Republicans last staged a walkout in 2001 to deny quorum on statewide legislative redistricting, and Democrats did the same in 1991.

After a meeting Elton, Ursula and Mr. Skinner stage a walkout.

Conservative London assembly members staged a walkout minutes before a vote on Blackfriars Bridge safety.

Leaders of the Paterson teachers' union said their decision to stage a walkout was a sign of how deeply frustrated they had become with the dragging negotiations.

Ms. Bhutto, sensing her adversary's resurgence, staged a walkout and threatened to lead a protest march to Islamabad.

His hourly workers, frightened by talk of a plant closing, joined the United Auto Workers and staged a walkout over contract terms.

Instead, tenants and their two board representatives staged a walkout and threatened a boycott of future proceedings, accusing the system of favoring landlords.

Opposition MPs staged a walkout during the budget session after accusing Piracha of corruption.