Sentence examples for lockout with from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. is deep into its own lockout, with no sign of a quick resolution.

"It's very much a parallel from last year's N.B.A. lockout with the ABC triple-header on Christmas," Adgate said.

He'd gone there during the last N.B.A. lockout, with a contract that neglected to include a clause allowing him to leave when the lockout ended.

He also said the league never intended to finance a lockout with the television money and planned to use only a small portion of it.

In 1999, the league staged a 50-game season after a 191-day lockout, with a labor agreement finally reached Jan . 6

Fehr said last week that if there was a significant lockout with no movement in negotiations, "the players are as free to reconsider their position as the owners".

As you can see, the trend has been precipitously downward in recent years, starting with the finals of 2003 and 2004 featuring obscure teams from Anaheim and Tampa, and then really plummeting post-lockout with participants even more obscure.

The N.F.L., by the way, is still stuck in an endless cycle of emanating hope and dismay from its money grab-lockout, with Jay Glazer of Foxsports.com throwing the latest bucket of water on hope.

Part of that strategy was the owners' belief that the N.H.L. could bounce back from lockouts with increased attendance and improved television ratings.

According to Bocsar, Baird's figures are comparing alcohol-related, non-domestic, serious assaults for a 20-month period before the lockouts with a similar 20-month period after the lockouts.

With the National Hockey League in a lockout, and with memories of labor standoffs in Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association still fresh, the N.F.L. finds itself in a difficult renegotiation of its collective bargaining agreement.