Sentences with phrase «of public mischief»

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Don, for principled (or egotistical) reasons, has occasionally done mischief to everyone's finances — above all, as Bert notes, when his fit of pique at a Jaguar exec blew up the agency's public offering, «cost [ing Joan] a million dollars» in Season Six.

These folks will now have all kinds of time to make mischief, i.e., elevate things even MORE meaningless into the heights of the public discourse.

And you want to take on the investigator and rubbish him, and make him look like a lawless guy... The cure for that mischief (is public viewing of the video),» he added.

The general public is requested to disregard the publication in its entirety and regard the perpetrators as mischief makers and enemies of progress who are bent on pitching the military against the peace loving people of Kaduna State

Atinga Bio, who told Joy News on Tuesday, September 29, 2015 that the Service will not be railroaded into making any premature public disclosures on the inquiry, rebuffed suspicions by anti-graft campaigners that the protracted investigation betrays mischief on the part of the Police.

He urged supporters of the party and the entire public to disregard the «mischief that the leakage of this letter and those behind it seek to create.»

«I was, however, advised otherwise particularly as government's current war against corruption has unwittingly created an enabling environment for mischief, harassment, fraud and revenge to thrive through malicious petitions against perceived enemies with the sole aim of disparaging them and bringing them to public odium.

«It allows for all kinds of political mischief outside the purview of public scrutiny.»

Contrary to their mischief, it should be noted that General Buratai was Director of Procurement at Defence Headquarters from March 2014 to May 2015, not from 2012 to 2015 as they wished to mislead the public, the Army said in a statement by its Acting Director Army Public Relations, Colonel Sani Kukasheka public, the Army said in a statement by its Acting Director Army Public Relations, Colonel Sani Kukasheka Public Relations, Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman.

The centerpiece of classroom mischief will come into its own this weekend when amateur aviation engineers test the mettle of their paper planes at the non-for-profit Public Art Fund's New Millennium Paper Airplane Contest in New York City.

All it will do, when the extent of the mischief is revealed, is undermine public confidence in the entire enterprise of school testing.

Named after the Sumerian god of mischief, creativity, and intelligence, Enki went live at CCCL and the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) on May 6, and will soon serve multiple libraries in California, beginning with members of the Bay Area Library and Information System (BALIS) consortium.

In his 2006 acceptance speech at the ASPCA Henry Bergh Award luncheon, former Chicago Police Officer Steve Brownstein noted that certain behaviors went from being treated as undesirable mischief to serious crimes in just a few decades due to public advocacy; he emphasized that animal cruelty was not one of the behaviors that was successfully challenged.

The public will expect a thorough and competent investigation of the Univ. of East Anglia mischief.

Examples: obstruction of justice, obstructing a police officer, assault with intent, assault causing bodily harm, and public mischief.

During her sentencing for public mischief, Justice Karen Lische of the Ontario Court Justice stated,

R. v. Dhaliwal, 2016 ONCA 652 (CanLII), < http://canlii.ca/t/gt68r > (possession of drugs & guns & public mischief

Even when the acquisition was wrongful, the dispossession, after a generation has elapsed, of the probably bonâ fide possessors, by the revival of a claim which had been long dormant, would generally be a greater injustice, and almost always a greater private and public mischief, than leaving the original wrong without atonement.

The charge of creating public mischief in ways that endangered life carries a very heavy sentence.

However, a reasonable restriction can be put in the interest of general public under Article 19 (6) but the RBI has to explain the mischief it seeks to check by putting such restriction.