Sentences with phrase «stem from alcohol»

Consumers may also purchase a one - time liquor liability policy to cover them for charges that may stem from alcohol consumption at a special event that they are hosting.

Violence may stem from alcohol or drug use, issues related to poverty or childhood abuse.

But Bears attorney Don Reuben said the team could not risk selling beer, and exposing itself to lawsuits stemming from alcohol - related injuries, without the full $ 100 million of insurance coverage.

Not exact matches

The senior DE was charged with assault after spitting in the face of an officer last year and is accused of consuming alcohol on or around April 21st, thus violating the terms of the plea deal that stemmed from the November incident.

Government efforts to stem problem drinking on Britain's streets, including banning supermarkets from selling alcohol at a loss and introduced higher duties for super-strength beers and ciders, have not been successful.

When researchers examined neurons in the brains of adult rats that had been exposed to alcohol when they were adolescents, they found far fewer dendritic spines, which resemble leggy mushrooms stemming from neurons to receive information.

They could stem from differences in blood alcohol levels after the same amount of beer; differences in tolerance due to previous alcohol use; or socio - cultural factors, he said.

These long - term effects of alcohol all stem from the fact that in high doses, it's actually toxic.

Fallon explains that we have a natural craving for live culture sodas: «We offer the theory that the craving for both alcohol and soft drinks stems from an ancient collective memory of the kind of lacto - fermented beverages still found in traditional societies.»

Additional concerns with sugar alcohols stem from the fact that they seem to increase the frequency of seizures in epileptics, and children are especially sensitive to the gastrointestinal side effects, possibly due to their propensity for bingeing on sweet foods.

I think it stems from there being so many synthetic toners with harsh actives and alcohol, that people don't gravitate towards them.

As a result of family dysfunctions stemming from a combination of economic, alcohol - abuse, and mental - health...

If you serve alcohol at your home, you can be held responsible for any harm that might occur to intoxicated guests, other parties, or any personal property stemming from their drinking.

CF -2008-1108, stemmed from occurrences on December 22, 2007, when Respondent was drag racing another vehicle on a public road while under the influence of alcohol.

However, if an uninsured driver is hit by another driver who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and the intoxicated driver later receives a conviction for DUI stemming from the collision, the uninsured driver may then be eligible to seek compensation for pain and suffering and other non-economic losses.

In Chicago, Illinois a Hoffman Estates woman has been charged with aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol stemming from an auto accident that took place this past Sunday, according to the Chicago Tribune.

If you serve alcohol at your home, you can be held responsible for any harm that might occur to intoxicated guests, other parties, or any personal property stemming from their drinking.

This is a misdemeanor or felony charge stemming from an arrest where you were suspected of driving with an illegal level of drugs or alcohol in your system.