It is serious because it appears to represent that rare thing in the factional men's game: a unilateral sacrifice.
Their fear is that Mr. Bush will balk at writing unilateral rules of the new international game.
Oddly, Tortorella's outburst came after he sat Sean Avery because of his inability to control his temper in Games 3 and 4. Avery took six minor penalties in those games, four for throwing unilateral punches or for high sticking.
A unilateral carbon tax, akin to a symmetric Nash equilibrium of the worldwide consumption/emission game, is less efficient than bilateral carbon emission trading.
Jo, of course, spent time with Manchester City and Everton, where he is probably best remembered for launching a unilateral attempt to introduce the Christmas break to the calendar of the English game.
Premiership Rugby further fueled the fire by announcing its own unilateral four-year broadcast deal with BT Vision to show Premiership matches beginning in 2013 and European games involving English clubs starting in 2014.
At the stations that were low or not loaded (e.g. loaded game station and unloaded game station), the most affected leg was (preferably and if possible) trained by means of unilateral exercises.
Indeed, before the World Cup, it had been reported that the Tigers had declared a unilateral truce, so that they could also watch the matches.Comparisons between sport and war tend to be parables: presenting games as an alternative to killing.
Chechnya declares unilateral independence.
