(d) drink driving

2 Drink driving

He was drunk and angry.

Don't even think about driving while intoxicated, Tom.

That drunk driver is responsible for the accident.

The drunken man awoke to find himself in prison.

The drunk driver had to spend the night in jail.

Tom has a history of arrests for drunken driving.

Furthermore, the trend indicates that more and more young people are driving with alcohol in their blood.

I put up with his absence, his rudeness, his drunkenness... ... and his insults. I didn't say a word.

For your own safety, never ride in a car with a drunk driver.

For your own safety, never ride in a car with a drunk driver.

)b Difficulty in controlling intoxicated, violent or unruly passengers which resulted in a hazardous situation

Some schools report quite a number of facts of the use of alcohol and drunkenness.

While you were here, he killed a man while intoxicated, and now a long prison term awaits.

I found him, if not exactly intoxicated, then at least flushed with the elixir at his lips.

Tom was charged with drunken driving after he was involved in a car accident in Boston.

F. moved out of the family apartment. His subsequent visits allegedly typically included battering and or loud shouting, aggravated by his being in a drunken state.

About the 29 of the prison population is very much like her, incarcerated for property crimes, drunk driving offenses, white collar crimes.

I have ceased to supply or even intoxicated, have died so there must be a virus.

Police reported that an individual driving a red Toyota Sienna minivan ran a red light and broadsided a gray Mitsubishi Eclipse in which Adenhart was a passenger, sending it crashing into a telephone pole.

(g) 'drink driving' means driving while impaired by alcohol, as defined in the law of the Member State of the offence

Streetwise Professor discusses the consequences of drinking in Russia, not least as temperatures now reach high peaks and people go swimming under the influence.

Pursuant to Article 178 of the Code of Administrative Transgressions of Law the parents or guardians (caretakers) are held liable for their minors who appear drunk or use alcoholic beverages in public places.

Because it can come, and when it is present, it is flowing in your veins, and with such remarkable intimacy that you don't even question it.

The vote will be taken at the next voting time.

The maximum number of penalty points for a single offence is 8 for the most serious offences such as drunk driving or leaving the scene of an accident.

Having found no support, chicks were tumbling around in disorder.

Erectile dysfunction Ejaculation delayed, sexual dysfunction Amenorrhoea, breast discharge, breast pain, dysmenorrhoea, hypertrophy breast

The anonymous investigators asked questions about the girl's sobriety and dress on the night of the attack, leading her family to file a complaint with police, calling it mental harassment .

The military authorities also reacted in disjointed manner.

An immediate, disorderly insolvency would have led to serious social difficulties.

To offset the noise and confusion of our heIterskeIter existence, yes.

Democratic politics is messy and divisive, and riddled with compromises.

But a euro exit would be a messy affair.

Another recent rape conviction was brought against a man in Sichuan province who, in an apparently drunken and besotted state, snuck into the house of his female neighbour, on whom he had spent the last few hours spying.

Cleaning his friend's messy room,

A look at important debates of the decade Regulation and control of the implementation of casinos in Quebec (1983) Severe punishment of drunk driving (1984) Ban on smoking in indoors public areas (1985) Ban on the right to strike for the public sector.

A recent study by Dr. Megan Moreno of the University of Wisconsin, Madison and her colleagues found that undergraduates who discussed their drunken exploits on Facebook were significantly more at risk for problem drinking than students who were silent on the topic.

But an undisciplined appeal to history risks becoming a confusing way to express opinions.

This scene of confusion, till now hid in darkness, was suddenly flooded with light.

There is a risk that some portfolios will be forced into disordered unwinding.

Government Decree No. 218 1999 (XII. 28) on Law Infringements provides that persons making juveniles wilfully drunk in public areas or places may be fined up to HUF 50,000.

The first alternative is a disorderly breakup of the eurozone.

Nowadays, leisure is no longer defined as all the periods spent away from work.