Sentence examples for certain narcotics from inspiring English sources

Connecticut permits possession of certain narcotics under specified circumstances -- e.g., pursuant to a doctor's prescription.

Prior to Congress' enactment of the FDCA, a prescription was not needed to obtain any drug other than certain narcotics.

Last November, the pharmacy serving Mr. Lorenz's nursing home announced that it would no longer dispense certain narcotics without a written or faxed prescription from a doctor.

The ingestion of alcohol and certain drugs, particularly sedative-tranquilizers (e.g., chlordiazepoxide and diazepam), hypnotics (e.g., flurazepam), and certain narcotics, may reduce inhibitions.

Though rare, similar requirements have been imposed on other drugs, including thalidomide and certain narcotics used to relieve pain in cancer patients.

Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, chief of Ireland's National Drugs Strategy, said Ireland will move towards decriminalising possession of small quantities of certain narcotics as part of a "radical cultural shift".

In the health field, there are treaties specifically addressing the illicit traffic of certain narcotic drugs and treaties to prevent harm particularly, the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and its associated protocols to stanch illicit trade.

That's just what happened with the Rockefeller drug laws, which provided mandatory sentencing for certain kinds of narcotics offenses, filling the prisons with low-level offenders from Black and Brown communities, and then systematically making it virtually impossible for them to get employment or training when they finally are released.

The 46-year-old Morgan, who is now an Oakland businessman and baseball broadcaster, is suing Searle and the city of Los Angeles in federal court, claiming that he was unfairly targeted because he is black and fit a certain "profile" that narcotics officers think a drug courier should look like.

For me, Tarantino had always been the master of a certain type of narcotic euphoria in the cinema, something exquisitely superfluous, something to do with his mastery of surface and style – an ability to make you believe in it and see through it at the same time.

For me, Tarantino had always been the master of a certain type of narcotic euphoria in the cinema, something exquisitely superfluous, something to do with his mastery of surface and style – an ability to make you believe in it and see through it at the same time.