The head of the local organising committee, Danny Jordan, said that he recognises the right of workers to strike, but that match day disruptions were unacceptable.
The put option gives buyers of that option the right to sell the index at the strike level of 4600, profitable if the index falls below 4600.
This was right at the height of the strike when criminal activity on the trains had reached epic proportions.
Ipswich continued to look threatening going forward and it took an agile save from Loach to deny Counago, while Watford's on-loan midfielder Henri Lansbury dragged his right-footed strike wide of the target.
This was not just a victory for justice, but a strike right at the heart of international terrorism.
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Some political leaders will strike the exact right tone of mourning and compassion, like both President Obama and Governor Romney did yesterday.
Hunt smashed in a fine strike right on the stroke of half-time to force a good save from Loach but the England Under-21 man got right behind it to hold on.
Celtic's Morten Rasmussen should have done better with a right-foot strike from the edge of the Hibs penalty area in the last few minutes of the game, but the visitors held out and interim manager Neil Lennon maintained his 100% record in charge of the Glasgow side.
Both of those wins came in 2003, the most famous and most recent of which was achieved thanks to the wonder strike from Jonny Wilkinson's right boot in extra time of the World Cup final.
"Because we value the freedom of the press, we are always careful and deliberative in seeking to strike the right balance between the public interest in the free flow of information and the public interest in the fair and effective administration of our criminal laws, " it added.
But Dean saw no infringement, and Clarke raced into the box before brilliantly curling his right-foot strike beyond the despairing dive of Speroni.
Union workers at Ford are the only ones with a legal right to strike, as government bail outs of GM and Chrysler required the union forgo those rights.
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You can be sure that we want to strike the right balance between expanding coverage of preventive services and respecting religious beliefs.
His pass was perfectly weighted into Klose's path and the captain's first-time strike with the outside of his right foot found the bottom corner.
The Police Federation plans a protest rally in Westminster on January 23rd and a ballot of members on whether they want the right to strike.
It started when a deft turn from Lucas Barrios briefly left two Japan defenders foundering but his strike with the outside of his right boot was saved.
The lively Johnson all but put the final nail in the coffin when he doubled the home side's lead with a low strike from the right-hand edge of the box.
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Fletcher put the home side back on top after the break with a left-footed strike from the right-hand side of the penalty area in the 63rd minute after some good work by Nish.
Polish MEP Tadeusz Cymanski, speaking for the Eurosceptic EFD group, said it was important to strike the right balance between competitiveness and protection of workers.
In each of these cases, I had to strike the right balance between transparency and national security.
The difficulty of creating and implementing privacy policies that strike the right balance is obvious to all who are involved in the privacy arena.
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To be sure, Disney moved to the right from the 1940s onwards, not least because of a bitter strike in 1941 by animators that crippled his studio for months.
Its long-rumored Steam Box is genuinely in production right now, and fans of the company are hoping that it can strike a blow for PC gamers everywhere by bringing the platform to living room televisions.
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But that turned to dismay when she decided to withdraw her candidacy because of concern that she would not be able to strike the right balance.
Justice minister Lord McNally maintained that community orders had to "strike the right balance" between "punishment, rehabilitation and other purposes of sentencing", however.
The other dinosaur den is financial options--the equivalent of the right, for example, to buy Treasury bond futures at a certain strike price--where traders hang over the railings, screaming and waving frantically.
James ended a thoroughly entertaining first half with a world-class fingertip save to prevent Vassell's accurate curling left-foot strike from the edge of the area from sailing into the top right corner.
It almost proved the case when the England winger produced a clever dummy inside his own half, played a one-two with James Milner as he raced down the right flank and then cut inside to curl a left-foot strike just wide of the far post.
But Bale won a free kick on the edge of the box and Ramsey stepped forward to fire in a curling, right-footed strike.
Forty minutes into the game Juan Garcia had the strike of his life, sending a bicycle kick into the upper-right corner of the net.
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