Presidential interventions to prevent strikes that might seriously harm the public interest are called:
A) national emergency strike procedures.
B) sympathy strike procedures.
C) illegal government interventions.
D) general strike prevention procedures.

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Presidential interventions to prevent strikes that might seriously harm the public interest are referred to as national emergency strike procedures. These procedures are authorized under the Taft-Hartley Act and allow the President to order an 80-day cooling-off period before a strike can take place in industries considered to be of vital importance to the nation's health and safety.

Presidential Interventions to Prevent Strikes That Might Seriously Harm the Public