Sentences with phrase «point of intoxication»

A man well past the point of intoxication decided to take a swing at two policemen.

The study found that each 10 percentage point increase in the strength of a state's policy environment was related to an 8 percent reduction in the likelihood of youth drinking any alcohol, and a 7 percent reduction in the likelihood of binge drinking, defined as drinking past the point of intoxication.

While a few drinks here and there is acceptable while on holidays, don't go to the point of intoxication for 7 days straight and hope to come back, picking up right where you left off in the gym.

A friar brews an alcoholic beverage that many people drink to the point of intoxication.

Alcohol / Drug Use: Frequent social drinking, sometimes to the point of intoxication.

Many scenes feature cigarette and tobacco use (accurate for the periods portrayed in this film) along with alcohol consumption, sometimes to the point of intoxication.

Alcohol / Drug Use: Characters drink frequently to deal with emotional stress, sometimes to the point of intoxication.

Indiana's Dram Shop Act serves to hold an establishment financially liable when they serve a patron to the point of intoxication, and then that patron causes a car accident.

She alleged that the defendant served her father liquor up to and past the point of intoxication and then allowed her father to leave the establishment.

Thus, if you are successful, you may be able to recover compensation not just from the drunk driver but also from the establishment that served him to the point of intoxication.

Under New Mexico's Dram Shop laws, Madrid then sued the restaurant for damages, claiming that «in the hours before the accident, Defendants served alcohol to Sanchez to the point of intoxication while he and Plaintiff were patrons at Defendants» restaurant.»

Liquor liability includes serving people past the point of intoxication.

«Binge drinking» is defined as heavy drinking to the point of intoxication on a periodic basis.