Last month a judge concluded that while adverse weather is not the fault of airlines, it's a daily reality of flying and they have a responsibility to put measures in place, such as spare aircraft on standby, to prevent delays.
After Zaha clipped the bar Townsend, gathering up a loose ball on the right, darted inside and shaped himself from 20 yards before rifling a fabulous shot into the top corner that not even Hart, who was on depressing damage limitation standby, could prevent.
Outside, special police units were on standby to prevent any civil disturbance.
Most of the workers must be constantly on standby, preventing them from being "on their bike" searching for jobs, retraining or even having the "work experience" that politicians claim is so uplifting.
The program closes when you turn off the hand-held device and has a standby mode to prevent anyone from seeing your data if you forget to exit.
In anticipation of trouble, 700 men from the 45th Royal Marine Commandos arrived this week, raising to more than 8,000 the number of British troops on street patrol and standby duty to prevent work ing‐class Protestants and Cath olics from killing one another.
In a regulatory filing last week, GM said accounting matters may prevent it from accessing a $5.6 billion standby line of credit, prompting at least S&P to raise the possibility of another downgrade.
Hungary was given a 20bn euro standby loan by the IMF in 2008 to prevent it having to default on its debts.
Hungary had been in talks with the IMF and was given a 20bn-euro standby loan by the IMF in 2008 to prevent it having to default on its debts.
Hungary had been in talks with the International Monetary Fund and was given a 20bn-euro standby loan by the IMF in 2008 to prevent it having to default on its debts.
Philip Pepper, employment law partner at Shakespeare Martineau, said zero hours contracts had been open to abuse by employers by putting staff on standby or preventing them working elsewhere, but such exclusivity clauses had been outlawed.
