Sentences with phrase «numbered placards»

Other features include 15.1 inch carbon ceramic Brembo brakes, 20 - inch Hennessey Monoblock wheels, a lowered suspension, new carbon fiber bodywork, and limited edition, individually - numbered placards on the dash and engine, indicating your ride's place among the 12 that will be built.

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Braced for confrontation, a number of gays stood at the Whittenberger Auditorium entrance waving placards reading: «Gay is proud»; «Christian, Gay, Proud»; and «Stop Christian persecution of gays!»

The club self - evidently has failed to move up the league, after coming second a year ago, and so with that image of failure painted by the press, and all the continuing issues with placards and planes last season, the club is certainly not the first choice of top players any more — as witness the number of players allegedly seeking to leave.

The Fix NYC panel is also recommending that cops better enforce rules already on the books — such as those banning drivers from blocking intersections in bus - only lanes — and suggesting City Hall roll back the number of city - issued parking placards that allow drivers to defy parking regulations with impunity.

De Blasio said that issuing up to 50,000 parking placards to NYC public school workers is not a big deal because the number of reserved spots around schools won't change.

With 44,496 placards issued to members of the NYPD and another 54,020 handed out by the Department of Transportation to groups such as the FBI, nonprofit organizations and disabled individuals, de Blasio, who will run for re-election this year, put the total number now in circulation at 160,516.

Espaillat's volunteers, who number about a dozen, hand out campaign literature to passers - by and march alongside him holding huge placards bearing his face.

The principal told The Post he witnessed widespread abuse of the permits before former Mayor Mike Bloomberg cracked down on them in 2008, slashing the number of placards available to DOE workers from about 63,000 to 11,000.

Although neither race featured an incumbent — though both had well - known front runners — an anti-Albany sentiment was repeatedly expressed at polling locations and the plentiful posters, placards and number of people handing out fliers attested to the seriousness with which each candidate took the race.

Their placards alluded to the New Patriotic Party's promises to scrap a number of what it described as «nuisance taxes» before coming into power.

That move stemmed from a court ruling that overturned Mayor Mike Bloomberg's 2008 decision to slash the number of Department of Education placards from 63,000 to 11,000.

Imagine if an Olympic gymnast landed the dismount from a balance beam, and the audience looked to the judges» table — but instead of holding up placards with numbers on them, the judges mumbled, «Sorry, we weren't watching.»

The exhibit is on one floor, open and accessible with sufficiently comprehensive placards, but there are also docents — and likely there will be a few diehard Senna fans circulating that can name the number of grooves in his Lotus's rain tires.

The commissioner could not have been intended himself to determine, for instance, the number and size of banners or placards to be used at each demonstration.