Sentence examples for lockout for from inspiring English sources

What the hell we have a (lockout) for.

Its 31 recommendations included introducing a 12-month trial exemption from the 1.30am lockout for "well-managed" premises and venues.

If all of its recommendations were to be adopted, the council concluded, it asked that the state government consider the removal of the 1.30am lockout for all venues.

The outcome of two meetings this week could decide whether the N.H.L. season will be salvaged or lost to a lockout for the second time in nine years.

Vanek, 29, played 11 games during the N.H.L. lockout for the Graz 99ers, who are based two hours south of Vienna, his hometown.

The only thing they agreed on: the other side had been committed to its plans — decertification and litigation for the union, a lockout for the owners — all along.

In order to improve safety in the area and curb the onslaught of CBD revellers arriving in Newtown after lockout, a group of around 10 local late night venues recently announced, they'd be trialling they're own lockouts for a six month period beginning September 1.

Other community organizations like Reclaim the Streets have been running their own regular resistance campaigns and protests, while a new coalition of Sydney hoteliers and venue owners, City Safe, is also lobbying government to grant exemptions from lockouts for venues that comply with safety requirements.

Typical safety equipment might include: eye wash stations overhead showers fire blankets (to suffocate fires) fire extinguishers for different types of fires vent hoods solvent cabinets and containers lockouts for moving apparatus aprons, goggles, neoprene gloves, asbestos gloves.

That means every club in the country will be shut by 3am, except for the ones which get lockout exemptions for the pokies (because gambling's definitely not a bane of society).

The lockout date for this study was similar to that used for the GOG-172 phase III trial (Armstrong et al, 2006).