Under contest rules, in the event of a tie, the first team past the post was the winner.
The current text includes exactly what the freight sector needs: traffic coordination, investments, management, standard rules in the event of disruption, easy access to the free market for applicants.
Andrew M. Cuomo change the teacher seniority rule in the event of layoffs cleverly overlooks an important element of his argument.
However, because red blood cells influence metabolic and acid-base balances, somewhat different results for the haemodynamic parameters cannot be ruled out in the event of admixture to whole blood [ 25].
#COYW January 14 , 20147.11pm GMT In my mind, the only silver goal/replay alternatives are: 'The Rouge', from the Sheffield Rules of 1862: in the event of a draw, an additional goal area is designated on either side of the goalposts, marked by flags.
Peculiar though this appeared, it remained less so than a colour scheme dictated by competition rules stating that in the event of a clash, both teams must use a change strip.
While each state has established rules governing recounts in the event of a close or disputed statewide tally, it is possible for the national vote to be close without there being a close result in any one state.
Under the constitutional rules governing protocol in the event of a hung parliament, Brown, as the sitting Prime Minister, would remain in office until a new government could be formed, a process which could continue without resolution until the State Opening of Parliament, which was scheduled for 25 May.
Run by the Met's traffic unit, the operation will involve officers issuing fixed-penalty notices for breaches of traffic rules, or further action in the event of more serious infractions.
The "city avoidance" principle was the driving force behind counterforce targeting, and the hope was that both the United States and the Soviet Union could establish some ground rules to be followed in the event of a nuclear exchange.
Regarding livestock health and husbandry, the Ardo'en, assisted by village elders, enforce a number of rules to minimise conflict in the event of livestock disease outbreak; 'the head of the village will mobilise the people and tell them they shouldn't go close to that man's cattle, and people will listen to the rule, and they will not go closer' (male FGD participant, aged 65).
